ESL IEM on Eurosport *update*
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9 Nov 2010, 12:03
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As you may remember, the Intel Extreme Masters show, the outcome of the cooperation between Eurosport, Intel and Turtle Entertainment (ESL), had its premiere some weeks ago on Eurosport and Eurosport 2. Today ESL published some more information about the first and next episodes featuring the global league of the video game champions.
More than one million different viewers in total have seen the first episode. That is why Nik Adams, the Executive Producer at Turtle Entertainment responsible for the ‘Intel Extreme Masters’ show, is quite happy about the results: "As we are the first to bring eSports to a broad pan European, Asian and Pacific TV audience I am very satisfied how the first broadcast worked out. The total number of viewers, the feedback from the media as well as from our eSports community was as good as expected. This show gives the TV audience an overview of our lifestyle and helps to elevate eSports to a higher level."
Update with more information on episode 2:
The second episode features the Global Challenge Cologne event and shows the Quake Live players Shane 'rapha' Hendrixson and Anton 'Cooller' Singov trying to come out on top, which didn't work out for both of them as you may know. The show will again deliver 25 minutes of exciting eSports, but also take a behind-the-scenes look at the players routines and challenges.
[img|left]http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/2508/eurosport1.jpg[/img] Next episode, describing the eSports action at gamescom 2010 in Cologne, Germany, will be presented on November 11 on Eurosport 2 at 20:30. Eurosport will show it at 2010/11/13 at 00:00 and 2010/11/27. The broadcast schedule might differ depending on the region. So be sure to check out your nation's Eurosport schedule to avoid missing the show. A full broadcast schedule can be found here:
If you have missed the first episode you can watch it here:
ESL Intel Extreme Masters
Eurosport
More than one million different viewers in total have seen the first episode. That is why Nik Adams, the Executive Producer at Turtle Entertainment responsible for the ‘Intel Extreme Masters’ show, is quite happy about the results: "As we are the first to bring eSports to a broad pan European, Asian and Pacific TV audience I am very satisfied how the first broadcast worked out. The total number of viewers, the feedback from the media as well as from our eSports community was as good as expected. This show gives the TV audience an overview of our lifestyle and helps to elevate eSports to a higher level."
Update with more information on episode 2:
The second episode features the Global Challenge Cologne event and shows the Quake Live players Shane 'rapha' Hendrixson and Anton 'Cooller' Singov trying to come out on top, which didn't work out for both of them as you may know. The show will again deliver 25 minutes of exciting eSports, but also take a behind-the-scenes look at the players routines and challenges.
[img|left]http://img521.imageshack.us/img521/2508/eurosport1.jpg[/img] Next episode, describing the eSports action at gamescom 2010 in Cologne, Germany, will be presented on November 11 on Eurosport 2 at 20:30. Eurosport will show it at 2010/11/13 at 00:00 and 2010/11/27. The broadcast schedule might differ depending on the region. So be sure to check out your nation's Eurosport schedule to avoid missing the show. A full broadcast schedule can be found here:
If you have missed the first episode you can watch it here:
ESL Intel Extreme Masters
Eurosport
also looking forward to that stermy movie.. first i thought "wtf is this a joke?" but after seeing the trailer i expect some rly nice movie :)
please no..
source wikipedia
but chess is something weird. Don't understand till today why they call it a sport
tennis is a sport
football is a sport
swimming is a sport
gaming is NOT a sport
fuckign nerds want to say they do sports lol. bunch of fatties. same goes for chess and shit.
they should make a new category or smth and put chess and gaming together.
motorsport requires alot of physical effort, alot..
i dont see any in gaming tbh..
sure you can get tired from gaming, but its more of a mental exhaustion.
I would rather consider cooking a sport than gaming
but lets say, a racecar?
altough i don't think the massage helped much :D
did he really say 150 days a year on the road? :o
14000 fans on facebook ..
yes im poor polak and i dont have TV