http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/item/d33b28b2-338c-4a11-847e-d08e77537132
It's not for me personally but interesting to see BBC's youth channel promote e-sports.
Big announcement. We're going to bring you four hours of live esports coverage every weekend for the next six weeks.
In the first deal of its kind for the BBC (we like to be first), we've signed up the Gfinity Elite League Series One.
It's based around a new league featuring Street Fighter, Counter Strike and Rocket League.
So here's everything you need to know...
What is it?
One hundred and sixty pro gamers duking it out every week in front of a baying West London crowd for fame and fortune (£225,000 of fortune to be exact). Each competitor wears the livery of one of eight established eSports organisations and specialises in one of three games, representing a rough cross-section of the current competitive gaming landscape: a shooter, a fighter and... well, Rocket League.
After 10 intense weeks of clutch AWP plays, critical arts, and satisfying 'doinks', an overall franchise winner will be crowned along with three individual game champions.
What are the games?
Each game is granted its own day of competition. Fridays, from 9pm, are for the hectic team-format Street Fighter V bouts, and Saturdays are set aside for the slower, tense burn of tactical shooter Counter Strike: Global Offensive – from 9-11pm.
On Sunday, everyone kicks back and watches flying rocket cars play football for an hour in Rocket League from 5pm. Each game exudes its own appeal - from Street Fighter's characteristic adrenaline-fuelled, highly entertaining 'pop-offs' between players to the marathon of concentration required for a CS:GO victory.
You can watch and follow it all live on BBC Three or on BBC iPlayer.
It's not for me personally but interesting to see BBC's youth channel promote e-sports.