What Riot Games Announcements Mean for Esports - Part Two

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In Part One, we ran through all the different announcements Riot Games made and still went over 90 seconds without adding any context.

This episode dives into what these new games actually mean to their respective communities. Long story short, CS:GO, Street Fighter and Hearthstone all have their biggest competition in years.

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