Game Athen: Halo 5 World Championship prize pool now stands at $1.5M
This weighty pool was partially funded by player purchases of REQ packs for Halo 5’s Warzone mode, to the tune of $500,000. It will continue to grow as we count down to the Championship kick off on in December.
The Championship series will run through March, and feature eight teams from North America, two from Australia and New Zealand, one from latin American, one from Asia and four from across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
You can register your interest on halo.gg and should probably do so; someone’s going home with fat pockets.
Including hardware bundles, Halo 5 has already generated $400 million in global sales. It’d be interesting to know how much cash the REQ packs are bringing in; the system has not gone uncriticised.
Source: vg247
This weighty pool was partially funded by player purchases of REQ packs for Halo 5’s Warzone mode, to the tune of $500,000. It will continue to grow as we count down to the Championship kick off on in December.
The Championship series will run through March, and feature eight teams from North America, two from Australia and New Zealand, one from latin American, one from Asia and four from across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
You can register your interest on halo.gg and should probably do so; someone’s going home with fat pockets.
Thanks to your REQ crowdfunding, the Halo World Championship prize pool is now $1,500,000! https://t.co/a6pDCd5Rjl pic.twitter.com/cBPuj6Z3MK— Halo (@Halo) November 4, 2015Including hardware bundles, Halo 5 has already generated $400 million in global sales. It’d be interesting to know how much cash the REQ packs are bringing in; the system has not gone uncriticised.
Source: vg247
