The North American gaming infrastructure business Nerd Street Gamers recently agreed to a partnership with U.S. Sports Camps. As a result of this deal, Camp Localhost, which is an esports camp powered by Nerd Street Gamers, will host two programs for children between the ages of 9 and 17 that combine “on-screen gaming and physical activity.”
The esports campus facilities will be powered by BeckTV and Ross Video. These two organizations have worked together to design and implement broadcast-quality multimedia systems into The Block in Philadelphia, which serves as the home of the nation’s first Localhost esports campus.
“We’re delighted to have worked with BeckTV on this flagship new facility for Nerd Street Gamers,” said Phil Englert, Ross Video’s business development manager for esports. “It’s another impressive esports hub that will bring together pro and amateur gamers alike, developing the community and setting new standards for esports production. The number of dedicated esports venues springing up around the world is remarkable, and we’re delighted that so many are choosing Ross to provide the highest levels of quality and flexibility.”
These camps will last one week and be held in nine states throughout the USA. Campers will have the opportunity to meet gaming experts at Localhost events and even take part in esports tournaments.
(All information was provided by Esports Insider, Nerd Street Gamers, and Sports Video Group)
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