Samsung Partners with NRG Esports

Business

06 March 2024 05:32

NRG Esports announced a new partnership with Samsung. According to the deal NRG's mobile esports roster will be called NRG Galaxy. The team will compete in PUBG Mobile Super League - Americas. The partnership will extend to Full Squad Gaming and parties will create 2 content series for young audiences.

Andy Miller, CEO of NRG stated “PUBGM is one of the most prominent mobile esports titles globally, and also has a strong U.S. presence. We felt this was the ideal game to demonstrate our commitment to global expansion as a brand, while still joining a community familiar to our North American audience.”

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Samsung Partners with NRG Esports

Business

06 March 2024 05:32

Tags: Samsung NRG Esports

NRG Esports announced a new partnership with Samsung. According to the deal NRG's mobile esports roster will be called NRG Galaxy. The team will compete in PUBG Mobile Super League - Americas. The partnership will extend to Full Squad Gaming and parties will create 2 content series for young audiences.

Andy Miller, CEO of NRG stated “PUBGM is one of the most prominent mobile esports titles globally, and also has a strong U.S. presence. We felt this was the ideal game to demonstrate our commitment to global expansion as a brand, while still joining a community familiar to our North American audience.”

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