Turtle Beach and Splyce join forces

Ollie Ring
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Splyce and Turtle Beach Corporation have revealed a new partnership that will see the esports organisation’s console teams adorn Turtle Beach audio gear from the “Elite Pro” series. 

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Splyce has teams across a number of console esports including Call of Duty, Gears of War and Halo. It’s not short of success, either as the Splyce Call of Duty team became the first European team to win a major international tournament in the U.S. – winning the World League Season One finals. Over the weekend, the Call of Duty team finished second place in Anaheim – netting $48,000 but falling at the final hurdle against Luminosity Gaming.

“We’re thrilled that prominent esports organisations continue choosing the Elite Pro – not just in the United States but around the world,” said Juergen Stark, CEO, Turtle Beach Corporation in a press release. “Splyce is a proven force in the competitive console space and now with the Elite Pro in their arsenal we can’t wait to help them achieve even more success in the competitions ahead.”

“Being able to provide our players with the best gear on the market is essential to staying competitive, no different than for a basketball or football team,” commented Marty Strenczewilk, CEO of Splyce. “Turtle Beach is an innovator in console gaming audio, and I can say with confidence that we’ve accomplished that goal for our players with this partnership. All of the players on our console teams were ecstatic when they found out they’d be using Turtle Beach’s Elite Pro gear when facing the rest of the best teams in the world.”

Esports Insider says: Congratulations to Splyce and Turtle Beach on the new partnership. Turtle Beach audio peripherals are known for quality and after the CoD team’s confident second place at Anaheim it seems the gear is working well. 

 

Ollie Ring

Contributing Editor
Ollie swapped the abacus for Sonic on the SEGA Mega Drive at neighbor Frank's house at an early age and has never looked back. With thousands of hours in Dota 2 (and no ability to show for it), he still clings on to the hope that one day, he will replicate Natus Vincere at gamescom 14 years ago and lift the Aegis of Champions. Ollie has been at the intersection of video games, esports, and gambling for over ten years and has also worked in consultancy in the gambling industry. Ollie's work can be found on the likes of: BBC, Red Bull Gaming, Esports Insider, CasinoBeats, PC Gamer, Green Man Gaming as well as his own thought-leadership substack "Esprouts" looking at specific studies and stories where games meet gambling.
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