ONE Esports Partners with Phoenixx

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30 January 2024 16:59

ONE Esports, has entered into a partnership with Japanese game publisher Phoenixx Inc. for its shooter game, NeverAwake. Under this collaboration, ONE Esports will produce content on its platforms to promote the NeverAwake title. Carlos Alimurung, CEO, ONE Esports stated “We are excited to work hand-in-hand with Phoenixx Inc. to supercharge the NeverAwake experience for gaming and esports fans."

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ONE Esports Partners with Phoenixx

Business

30 January 2024 16:59

Tags: ONE Esports

ONE Esports, has entered into a partnership with Japanese game publisher Phoenixx Inc. for its shooter game, NeverAwake. Under this collaboration, ONE Esports will produce content on its platforms to promote the NeverAwake title. Carlos Alimurung, CEO, ONE Esports stated “We are excited to work hand-in-hand with Phoenixx Inc. to supercharge the NeverAwake experience for gaming and esports fans."

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