Archive · 23 Aug 2025
Nodwin Gaming Co-owns Fighting Game Championship 'Evo'
The company Nodwin Gaming, known for entertainment and esports, is now a co-owner of Evo, a big fighting game competition like a world cup.
Evo brings together the best fighting game players from many countries.
The tournament is growing and happening in more places, including France and Singapore.
This is good news for India too, as the country is making new rules to support online gaming and esports.
So, Nodwin Gaming’s work in Evo helps India become more important in the world of esports.
Nodwin Gaming becomes a co-owner of the Evolution Championship Series (Evo).
Evo is a prominent fighting game tournament, considered the World Cup of its genre.
The recent Evo in Las Vegas featured competitors from over 60 countries.
Evo is expanding globally, including events in Japan, France, and Singapore.
NODWIN Gaming's involvement highlights India's position in the global esports landscape, boosted by the Online Gaming Bill 2025.
- Who
- Nodwin Gaming, Evo, fighting game competitors.
- What
- Nodwin Gaming becoming a co-owner of the Evolution Championship Series (Evo).
- When
- The Online Gaming Bill 2025 was recently passed in India.
- Where
- Global events including USA, Japan, France and Singapore.
- Why
- To expand the reach of Evo and highlight India's role in esports.
Expansion Strategy
Global Growth
Expansion Partners
Expansion Strategy
Evo is expanding to new regions.
Global Growth
NODWIN Gaming and other partners are enabling global expansion.
- Event
- Evolution Championship Series (Evo)
- New Co-Owner
- Nodwin Gaming
- Key Partner
- Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE)
- Global Presence
- USA, Japan, France, Singapore
- Focus
- Fighting games
