For a company to perform better in the gaming industry, several measures have to be activated. Cineplex one of the gaming firm is doing all it can to attracts more clients to its platform as well as maintaining its already acquired clients. With that in mind, the firm has continued bringing more and more gaming advances to its platform. Recently, the company claimed that it had entered into a mutual deal with Sony Computer Entertainment. The two firms are aiming at bringing in national gaming tournament to Cineplex platform.
The deal stipulated that Sony will be the official sponsor of the tournaments in the entire 2016. Being the main sponsor, gratitude’s were awarded to Sony. First, it will be the responsibilities of Sony to come up with the title they think it’s appropriate for the Canadian Championship.
It was claimed that the very initial tournament of the year will kick off on the 16th day of January. This will involve the qualifying rounds with different players across the nation in online platform. Next up will be respective matches for those who have gone past the qualifying round. These matches will be staged in 24 different theatres as from February. The finals will be held on 6th March.
The qualified rounds will be staged via online at WorldGaming. This is a subsidiary of Cineplex which was purchased back in September 2015 in a deal worth $10 million. At first, the qualified tournaments will involve a single player version of the Call of Duty: Black Ops III. Its main pool will be worth $50,000.
The General Manager at Sony Computer Entertainment Canada Ryan Hassan claimed that being into partnership with both WorldGaming and Cineplex is a major step in establishing a smooth transpiration of gaming even across the nation. However, it was claimed that all participants to take part in the event must be of 18 years and over. For spectators, each should be of a minimum age of 17 years.
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