High-production esports venue, Thunder Gaming, has announced a partnership with ZOWIE, the esports arm of BenQ Corporation. ZOWIE is a brand dedicated to the development of professional e-Sports equipment and it’s monitors are fine-tuned to provide the smoothest and most responsive experience allowing players to achieve their very best.
As part of the partnership, ZOWIE monitors will be featured inside the Thunder Gaming Esports Center for guests of the facility to experience features such as Dynamic Accuracy (DyAc), Color Vibrance and Black eQualizer; just like the professionals do.
Attendees and fans will benefit from co-marketing promotions between Thunder Gaming and ZOWIE as well as events and tournaments hosted at Thunder Gaming Esports Center throughout the year, supported by ZOWIE.
“ZOWIE monitors are critical to the gaming experience at Thunder Gaming Esports Center, and we are pleased to prominently feature them in our facility for our avid community participants to enjoy during ongoing weekly events, as well as special monthly events such as influencer-led competitions and national publisher tournaments,” says Christian Bishop, CEO of Thunder Gaming.
“Thunder Gaming have been amazing friends and partners. They are a world class venue for esports and more importantly, the community loves them. ZOWIE wants to supports esports at all levels and our partnership with Thunder Gaming will help us continue to do so.” – The team at ZOWIE
About Thunder Gaming
Thunder Gaming Esports Center is a high-production gaming and esports venue located in Long Beach, California. The highly customizable center houses over 16,000 square feet of space, broadcast facilities, a player lounge, production offices, and more. Several esports events have been hosted at the venue, from notable large-scale national tournaments like Hyrule Saga and SwitchFest, to local weekly events including Monday Night Smash and Drop Kick Tuesdays.
About ZOWIE
ZOWIE is a brand dedicated to the development of professional e-Sports equipment.
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