Superstar-driven Global Gaming League indicators six AAA recreation publishers

The Global Gaming League (GGL), a brand new online game league launching later this month, has secured licensing agreements with six main recreation publishers.

The GGL announced the partnerships on August 4, revealing that Activision Blizzard, Bandai Namco, Capcom, Tetris, Ubisoft, and EA are the primary publishers to enroll to the celebrity-driven gaming league.

Launching its first season, SZN Zero, on August 23, 2025, the GGL pits celebrity-owned groups of 4 towards one another throughout 4 video games, every from a distinct style. The league describes it as “the NFL meets WWE.”

Just among the personalities who’ve already signed on to be group homeowners embody wrestler Rick Flair, Public Enemy’s Flavor Flav, rapper T-Pain (who can be the league’s Executive Director of Strategy), and TikTok content material creator Bryce Hall.

By signing agreements with the league, the six publishers allow their video games to be performed as a part of the league’s first season and streamed globally, with agreed-upon video games together with Tetris, Trackmania, Call of Duty, Tony Hawk Pro Skater, Brawlhalla, Tekken, and Rocket League.

“Everyone gets excited and understands the impact GGL will have after I explain the vision,” mentioned Clinton Sparks, founder and CEO of the Global Gaming League. “Gamers are available all ages, and there hasn’t been something that brings video games and players from completely different generations collectively, till now.

“With these partnerships, we are able to bring game titles from different genres and eras that attract everyone to the same place. This League will uplift the whole industry, showcasing every aspect of the gaming world from publishers, to those that make the actual hardware, to sponsors, and most importantly, to the gamers among us, everywhere.”