Microsoft yesterday announced the launch of the MSN Esports Hub, the universal destination for information on the best esports titles. With the MSN Esports Hub, you can watch the most popular streamers, get the latest news, and follow upcoming tournaments on desktop and mobile. The new esports center is based on machine learning algorithms from Bing and Microsoft Research.
MSN Esports Hub features:
The Home offers a brief overview of the most important information and allows you to filter specific games and delve deeper into specific areas of interest.
It offers streams from YouTube and Twitch, with other platforms soon to follow.
New content from hundreds of news sites including leading esports content providers such as DotEsports, GamesRadar, ESTNN, GosuGamers, and many more.
Check detailed schedules for your favorite titles and teams. See what’s coming, watch live matches, and get detailed Bing stats after the event, including in-game stats, MVP players, leaderboards, and winning percentages for various champions, cards, and more!
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Bringing streams, news and schedules together is most useful when the game filter stays consistent across all three. Someone following one team should be able to move from its next match to the live stream and then the results without rebuilding the search. Clear time-zone labels and visible source links would also matter, particularly when news and statistics come from several different providers.