Game developer Electronic Arts has named ONE Esports, the esports venture of sports media company, as its official tournament organiser and lead agency for EACC 2022.
As a result, ONE Esports will run the FIFA Online 4 inter-Asian esports tournament’s events and live production.
FIFA Online 4 is a free-to-play online multiplayer football game released in 2018 across multiple Southeast Asian countries. According to Esports Charts, the FIFAe Champions Cup Spring 2021 recorded a peak viewership of over 25,000. However, Esports Charts does not include viewership figures from Chinese platforms, likely a major region for the title.
Featuring 12 teams across China, Korea, Thailand, and Vietnam, the EACC will hold two events this year — EACC Spring 2022 and EACC Summer 2022. The tournament’s Spring event will take place from April 18th-24th. Details regarding the tournament’s prize pool have not been revealed.
According to the release, tournament production for both EACC tournaments will be created for audiences in English, Korean, Mandarin, Thai and Vietnamese. In addition, ONE Esports and EA will collaborate to produce content and ‘comprehensive coverage’ of the tournaments.
This content will apparently be made available in local languages and published on ONE Esports’ website.
As a result, ONE Esports will run the FIFA Online 4 inter-Asian esports tournament’s events and live production.
FIFA Online 4 is a free-to-play online multiplayer football game released in 2018 across multiple Southeast Asian countries. According to Esports Charts, the FIFAe Champions Cup Spring 2021 recorded a peak viewership of over 25,000. However, Esports Charts does not include viewership figures from Chinese platforms, likely a major region for the title.
Featuring 12 teams across China, Korea, Thailand, and Vietnam, the EACC will hold two events this year — EACC Spring 2022 and EACC Summer 2022. The tournament’s Spring event will take place from April 18th-24th. Details regarding the tournament’s prize pool have not been revealed.
According to the release, tournament production for both EACC tournaments will be created for audiences in English, Korean, Mandarin, Thai and Vietnamese. In addition, ONE Esports and EA will collaborate to produce content and ‘comprehensive coverage’ of the tournaments.
This content will apparently be made available in local languages and published on ONE Esports’ website.
