Imagine a world where teams owned by stars like Howie Mandel and NeYo face off in thrilling competitions across a range of games from classics like Pac-Man, Tetris, and Donkey Kong to modern hits like Call of Duty and Rocket League. The Global Gaming League puts everyone and anyone on level ground to shoot their shot on becoming an all-star e-sport athlete. It all collides in one spectacular competition show akin to the NFL, WWE, and UFC, all rolled into one.
In the evolving landscape of gaming, the Global Gaming League (GGL) emerges as a groundbreaking platform that blends celebrity culture with competitive gaming. In this episode of Gamer Galaxy, host Cher Hwang talks to CEO and founder Clinton Sparks. He's also a Grammy nominated music producer and has a long history of producing winning records. But now he's turning his attention to the gaming world. Imagine a world where teams owned by stars like Howie Mandel and NeYo face off in thrilling competitions across a range of games from classics like Pac-Man, Tetris and Donkey Kong to modern hits like Call of Duty and Rocket League. The Global Gaming League puts everyone and anyone on level ground to shoot their shot on becoming an all-star…
Less than a decade ago, competitive gaming was still fighting to be taken seriously as a sport. Today, it’s a multi-billion-dollar industry with its own global championship, with professional teams, superstar players and millions of fans. CNN Creator Charline Bou Mansour reports.
