Tech Giants Amazon, Dropbox, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Twitter, Yelp and Zynga, enlisted for upcoming gaming battle.
Los Angeles, CA July 5, 2011 Taking their battles off the technology platform, the most prestigious high tech companies in the world have been recruited to compete in the ultimate gamer showdown, the After Hours Gaming League.
The After Hours Gaming League will feature top tech talent duking it out on the virtual battlefields of the real time strategy game, StarCraft 2. The event, which starts on Thursday June 30th and runs for 9 consecutive weeks, is predicted to attract hundreds of thousands of viewers globally.
Each week, the corporate teams will present their named employees to battle against the contending technology firms. The tournament will culminate in an exciting final playoff round to be broadcast live on August 19 from the Facebook campus in Palo Alto, CA.
Organized and hosted by Sean Day[9] Plott, co-founder of Day9.TV, popular internet television host and PC Gamers 2010 Gamer of the Year, this event is part of a push to introduce eSports or competitive gaming into mainstream culture.