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Star Citizen – Latest Edition of Around the Verse Gives LA Studio Update

The latest Around the Verse has been published that gives viewers a full half hour of all things Star Citizen. In the latest episode, Chris Roberts and Sandi Gardiner speak about the new community platform called Spectrum. In addition, they give a brief preview of the Anvil Hurricane a “concept fighter ship”. Lastly, the pair sneak in a “special preview” at the end of the broadcast. See what you think!

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Star Citizen – Latest Editioni of Around the Verse Gives LA Studio Update

The latest Around the Verse has been published that gives viewers a full half hour of all things Star Citizen. In the latest episode, Chris Roberts and Sandi Gardiner speak about the new community platform called Spectrum. In addition, they give a brief preview of the Anvil Hurricane a “concept fighter ship”. Lastly, the pair sneak in a “special preview” at the end of the broadcast. See what you think!

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– What CRPGs Still Do Better Than Modern RPGs

RPGs have come a long way since isometric CRPGs ruled the PC gaming landscape. Roleplaying games today are cinematic, action-packed, and feature more mechanical hooks than any two other genres combined. But for all of their advancements, there’s still something CRPGs do better and it’s important. This week in the RPG Files, we discuss exactly what that is.

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Alex Jebailey Talks to theScore about the Importance of Investment in the FGC

Alex Jebailey is a trendsetter within the Fighting Game Community. Having a history of running successful events with his CEO brand of tournaments–as well as working for Dreamhack–he has made quite the name for himself.

Earlier in the month, Jebailey was invited to speak at the Tampa Bay Business Journal’s 2017 Business of Sports event. He has since talked to theScore about the experience. He talked about the importance of sponsorship within the FGC, as well as the low risk factor in companies getting involved. “The FGC is a pretty cheap space compared to other esports,” he stated. “They could give me 100 grand and I could run a successful event. To them, 100 grand is just another day of their budgeting.”

He further discussed sports companies’ decisions to get involved, stating, “Obviously it is about the money to any business, that’s how they work… A lot of them were just inspired by how fast it’s growing, and wondering where do they come in.”

Source: theScore esports