Ep. 40: Importance of eSports (ft. AbsoluteProdigy)
In this week's episode, we talk discuss the film 'Captain Marvel' in our Movie Minutes segment, Nintendo introducing VR is a Nintendo kind of way, Hideo Kojima confirming that Death Stranding is a little bit behind schedule, Activision is being sued on behalf of shareholders, and our big topic for the week is a conversation about what eSports brings to the Gaming Industry with our very first guest AbsoluteProdigy.
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