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Intel Delivers Special Gaming Experience at PyeongChang Winter Olympics

Google 우선 소스Published2017.11.06 10:45
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Intel announced plans to bring an amazing gaming experience to PyeongChang ahead of the Winter Olympics next February.

Intel plans to present two special gaming experiences to Korea ahead of the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics, with the support of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and as an extension of its worldwide TOP partnership.

This gaming experience includes the Intel Extreme Masters PyeongChang esports tournament featuring Blizzard Entertainment’s “Starcraft II” and a separate exhibition event for Ubisoft’s action sports game “Stiff Road to the Olympics,” which is the official licensed game of the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics.


The Intel Extreme Masters PyeongChang tournament is an extension of the Intel Extreme Masters (IEM), co-hosted by Intel and ESL, and any player wishing to compete can participate in the global online qualifiers held in November. Following this, an on-site Chinese qualifier event is scheduled to take place in Beijing in December, where the top two players selected will compete alongside participants from other regions in the final selection tournament. The finalists will head to PyeongChang and compete against other athletes until the 2018 Winter Olympics.

Building on its success at the Intel Extreme Masters tournament, Intel is installing game kiosks for “Stiff™ Road to the Olympics,” the official licensed game of the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympics, to provide an interactive gaming experience to all visitors and athletes at the Olympic Village. Additionally, Olympic and gaming fans can participate in competitions held at the “Stiff Road to the Olympics” exhibition event to compete against each other to determine who the best player is. Information regarding the game competition and details on entry requirements will be announced within November.

Gregory Bryant, Intel Senior Vice President and General Manager of the Client Computing Group, said, “Intel has been working to push the boundaries of esports for over a decade. Intel’s goal is to bring esports to the global sports stage.” He added, “I expect that every moment, from the qualifiers to the groundbreaking Intel Extreme Masters finals in PyeongChang, will provide more people around the world with the opportunity to experience the thrill of esports.”
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