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|seo_title=Complexity Partners with Glorious
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|date=2024-10-07T21:47:29.000Z
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|source=Complexity Gaming
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|content=[[Companies/Complexity|Complexity]] has partnered with Glorious, a manufacturer of gaming peripherals. The collaboration will support the launch of the customizable Glorious GMMK 3 keyboard, test future esports products, and develop co-branded items.

“Competitive excellence is at the heart of everything we do,” said Founder and CEO of Complexity, Jason Lake. “Without high-end equipment we can’t effectively compete at the highest level. We’re thrilled to partner with a local company in Glorious to promote their innovative products and we can’t wait to work together to help develop the next generation of high-performance gaming peripherals.”

In the coming months, Complexity and Glorious will launch co-branded mouse pads and keycaps, with Complexity pros participating in the development of new products.

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“We’re thrilled to be partnering with a world-renowned organization like Complexity, and we’re proud to provide them with the latest gear, including our GMMK 3 and PRO mice, to help them perform at the very top,” said Glorious founder Shazim Mohammad. “Complexity is the perfect fit for Glorious, as a fellow Dallas-based entity that shares our passion for gaming and our drive for performance. We look forward to dominating the world of esports together with Complexity. This is our game.”

The Glorious brand will appear on Complexity’s pro player jerseys for games like Counter-Strike 2, debuting at IEM Rio in October. The brand will also be promoted via live streams and social media, and fans can use Glorious products at Complexity’s Lenovo Legion Esports Center in Frisco, TX.
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