China's esports industry is enjoying a period of unprecedented growth as the Intel Extreme Masters (IEM) 2024 Chengdu tournament concluded on Sunday. The event attracted gamers and enthusiasts from around the world, showcasing the vibrant esports scene in the region.
Marc Winther, head of game ecosystems for Counter-Strike at ESL FACEIT Group, emphasized the strategic importance of having esports hubs in Asia, particularly in China. \"Having a strong esports presence in Asia is crucial, and China plays a pivotal role in the global gaming landscape,\" Winther stated.
Echoing this sentiment, Tyloogaming CEO Zen Zhang noted that China's esports sector is currently experiencing its best times. \"China’s esports industry is at its peak, with growing audiences, increasing investments, and a robust competitive scene,\" Zhang said.
The success of IEM 2024 Chengdu underscores the region's expanding influence in the world of esports, positioning China as a key player in shaping the future of competitive gaming.
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