Esports operations company Esports Engine has been named the official broadcasting partner of the upcoming Call of Duty League (CDL) season, Activision Blizzard and Esports Engine announced. As part of the deal, Esports Engine will bring a number of new features to the CDL, including a new and expanded pre-game show, new always-on player cameras, live feeds of players on the HUD, and more.
According to a release, Esports Engine will also utilize its Ohio studio throughout the 2022 Call of Duty League Season to host on-site desk talent for Major qualifier matches. The high-profile partnership comes after Esports Engine acquired new team members and partnered with U.S Soccer during 2021.
“For a number of years, the team at Esports Engine has worked closely with Activision Blizzard Esports to create electric and unforgettable experiences in Call of Duty esports,” said Adam Apicella, Vindex CXO and Esports Engine President and Co-Founder. “We’re partnering with Activision Blizzard Esports to bring a number of the most skilled and passionate professionals from our team to further build on Call of Duty’s legacy.”
(All information was provided by Esports Insider)
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