How Do We Raise The Game For Malaysian Esports?

Tommy Chieng, COO, SeaGM (Sea Gamer Mall) | Kevin Wong, CEO, Wulf ESports

29-Jul-20 08:05

How Do We Raise The Game For Malaysian Esports?

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Esports has become a billion dollar industry. It reportedly generated US$1 billion in revenue for the first time last year, and although COVID-19 presents a stumbling block for 2020, the industry as a whole is expected to continue growing in the longer term.

Roshan speaks to Tommy and Kevin to get their views on the state of the industry, the need of a governing body, their views on Dynasty Esports, and whether Malaysia can be an esports hub in the region.

Photo Credit: EPA-EFE

Produced by: Maryam Maznorzuhairi

Presented by: Roshan Kanesan

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Tags: esports, gaming, League of Legends, Pubg Mobile, Dynasty esports,

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