http://gamstat.com/games/Tokyo_Ghoul_re_Call_to_Exist/

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TG:CTE got 4100 new users last month (wasn't even on sale last month though), and still game got no updates at all. 

Let' see other games that Bandai Namco have updated game so far:

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I think most of this SAO series got updates. I am not sure if Accel World vs. Sword Art O

[align=justify]If you aren't crazy, you wouldn't bring this skill to an actual PvP. However in Hero PvP (only in Team Deathmatch) there are 2

People visit gmail to check email.
People visit gematsu to get latest info about anime games.
then what about this website

Probably finding these answers and develop new contents around them is what we need to focus on

Things I have observed why people visit website like this and join the event
1. to clarify/know who are top players of blah blah anime games
2. to play multiplayer since it's hard to play multiplayer for anime games
3. to find guides/builds but I think this is one of the least r

At this point, I think the most important thing is that you want to surround yourself with people who are interested in making anime esports if your main interest is making anime esports.

I think making anime esports is not only about playing anime games with others or playing very well in anime games, but more importantly be with a group of people interested in such idea. 

Playing games, making videos, etc are just a component which makes those games active, but that certainly doesn't make an