The newly revamped ESL TV is partnering with Switch TV to provide internet goers with some of the most up-to-date happenings in the world of competitive eSports. Gamers can find the latest worldwide coverage much easier now that ESL has seen a revamp on their site, making it easier to navigate and explore.
Sven Hoffmann, the CEO of Turtle Entertainment TV GmbH, the operator of ESL, the Electronics Sports League TV commented in the press release about the revamped ESL website, saying...
“eSports is not just German or European phenomenon, but has fans all over the world,” ... “The co-operation with TwitchTV has increased our popularity within the international gaming community significantly. Therefore our new website, www.esl.tv, offers improved functionality and multiple-language channels to appeal to our international viewers. We build ESL TV to become the main streaming platform in eSports."
ESL is planning on expanding their presence as they bring coverage from Kiev at CeBit for the upcoming Intel Extreme Masters event.
Gamers can easily stay tuned in to see who's leading the competitive event boards, ranging from new and old games such as StarCraft 2, Battlefield 3, Dota, Dota 2, League of Legends as well as World of Tanks. Even though the site mostly centers around the European gaming league, the site is open for any and everyone to visit, and the streams enable visitors to chat and communicate with fellow gamers while watching some intense competitive events.
You can learn more and check out the improved ESL site by heading on over to ESL.TV.
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