Enthusiast Gaming - CEO, Adrian Montgomery.
CEO, Adrian Montgomery.
Source: Enthusiast Gaming.
  • Enthusiast (EGLX) has achieved over one billion monthly views in the U.S.
  • Its total U.S. views for March 2022 came to 1.1B, up 44 per cent YoY
  • The growth is aligned with the company’s release of Elden Ring by Bandai Namco Entertainment
  • Enthusiast Gaming is an integrated entertainment company focused on video games and esports
  • Enthusiast (EGLX) is down by 5.34 per cent trading at $2.48 per share

Enthusiast (EGLX) has achieved over one billion monthly views in the U.S.

Its total U.S. views for March 2022 came to 1.1B, up 44 per cent YoY.

The figure is based on digital media ratings from Comscore, an independent third-party media measurement firm.

The growth is aligned with the company’s highly-anticipated release of Elden Ring by Bandai Namco Entertainment, which has included numerous reviews, guides, forums and videos delivered across the company’s video game fan communities.

Based on total views, Enthusiast ranks #39 on Comscore’s top 100 properties, just below Twitter, Netflix, Hulu and USA Today Network.

“Our diversified platform of communities allows us to capitalize on major gaming trends and deliver meaningful benefits to the company,” stated Adrian Montgomery, Enthusiast’s CEO. “No matter which game title, content creator or viewing platform may be popular at the moment, our integrated flywheel provides brand partners with an unparalleled reach and engagement opportunity across the entire video game ecosystem.”

Enthusiast Gaming is an integrated entertainment company focused on video games and esports.

Enthusiast (EGLX) is down by 5.34 per cent trading at $2.48 per share as of 11:39 am EST.

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