North American esports organisation Evil Geniuses (EG) has announced a partnership with smartphone brand Motorola.
The news follows last month’s launch of the best-in-class 5G Motorola Edge+, and represents the company’s first collaborative partnership with an esports organisation, reinforcing its commitment to gaming audiences.
Today EG will be returning to the League Championship Series (LGC) at the start of the Summer Split, with Motorola as a presenting partner and official smartphone of both Evil Geniuses’ LCS and Academy teams.
Evil Geniuses will be showcasing the Motorola Edge+ throughout the Summer Split, and providing fans with post-match interviews powered by the Edge+.
The partnership will also cover custom content spanning in-depth analysis and taking gamers inside signature plays throughout the season, and the bi-weekly LCS-themed podcast “Chaotic Neutral.”
Discussing the news NA marketing director at Motorola, Majo Martin, said:
“Partnering with Evil Geniuses aligns two elite brands with a commitment to excellence, and is an important step in showcasing the awesome power of the Edge+ to the gaming community.”
While CEO of Evil Geniuses, Nicole LaPointe Jameson, added:
“Motorola is an iconic global brand that matches Evil Geniuses’ passion for innovation and performance. In our ongoing pursuit to support our players, it’s important that they have the best gear both on and off the stage to maintain competitive excellence.”
The Motorola Edge+ features a 108 MP camera (the highest ever resolution for a smartphone), 6K video capability, the largest battery of any 5G phone, Qualcomm® Snapdragon 865 platform with Elite Gaming™, and Motorola GameTime, plus a new toggleable mode that automatically blocks all incoming notifications and gives access to game-enhancing apps and toolsets.
Since 2015 Motorola has been part of Lenovo, a US$50 billion Fortune Global 500 company, with 63,000 employees and operating in 180 markets around the world.
AYO.NEWS says:
Could this mark the resurgence of the Motorola brand? Getting involved with esports, and especially an organisation with the profile of Evil Geniuses, definitely seems like a good way to connect with the critical younger market.
Staying with Evil Geniuses, last week the organisation announced a partnership with LG Electronics USA.
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