PUBG Mobile wants to dominate not just mobile gaming, but gaming, period
We’ve all heard of PUBG Mobile , and we’ve all heard of esports, but with such a highly competitive crowd - which is a total no-brainer, given the multi-million dollar tournaments that the industry continually hosts on a global scale across several different games - it might come as a slight surprise to hear that PUBG Mobile is, in fact, the most successful of them all. It’d be easy to assume PC behemoths like League of Legends and Valorant would emerge as the victor, but PUBG Mobile has spearheaded the efforts of bringing competitive mobile gaming to a worldwide stage and rightfully earned its winner, winner, chicken dinner.
After a hugely successful grand final of the PMGC at the ExCel Centre in London, the world’s biggest PUBG Mobile event offered a monumentally huge $3 million prize pool to rival not just other esports events, but sports events, period. PUBG Mobile’s staggering growth in the esports sphere, with a projected viewership of 640 billion - yes, billion - in 2025, is catching the attention of not just mobile gamers, but all gamers.
We got the opportunity to have a chat with James Yang, the Senior Director of Global Esports over at Level Infinite, to discuss how they plan on keeping PUBG Mobile on top, what other events they have planned in the future, and how they’re keen to support players at all levels to ensure the longevity of the competitive scene.
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