GameStop Opens eSports 'Performance Center' in Texas
A training facility shared with the Dallas Cowboys.
Following news of Philadelphia’s upcoming dedicated eSports arena, GameStop has announced it will partner with Jerry Jones’ Complexity Gaming to open up an 11,000 square foot performance center in Frisco, Texas.
The facility will host public eSports events for rookies to connect and play games. The venue will be shared with the Dallas Cowboys, owned by Jones, and will improve players to play titles like Overwatch, Call of Duty, and Fortnite at a professional level. They will also set up several amateur tournaments throughout the year in the venue as well.
“We are aiming to become the unofficial pop warner league of esports where GameStop provides fun and unique cultural experiences for player development while preparing the next generation of professional gamers – it doesn’t get any better for amateurs of all ages looking to learn and compete at the highest level,” said Frank Hamlin, Chief Marketing Officer for GameStop.
In other gaming news, check out the new trailer for Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled.
Beyond excited to announce @GameStop as the title sponsor for the upcoming compLexity HQ.
This GameStop Performance Center is the most innovative esports facility in North America, and we can’t wait to open its doors this Summer. #GSPChttps://t.co/m7wF9jLGa0 pic.twitter.com/9Ma90OH3cj
— compLexity Gaming (@compLexity) March 27, 2019
