Armada is Closing Operations, Releasing Smash Pros

It’s always nice to write about positive things happening in the fighting games community. Someone wins a tournament. A new game will be released soon. Alas, the industry has the other side, less cheerful. For example, Armada Esports announced that they are closing operations starting from February 28.

It’s not easy to find something positive here. Armada was founded in 2017. The organization worked within Super Smash Bros. esports, sponsoring some pretty talented players and content creators. These people should look for new opportunities now. 

Ok, that might be a good thing. Those new opportunities should open new pages for careers of ex-Armada folks, so let’s try and focus on this positive aspect. Everything that happens is for good!

According to Armada’s website, the organization had:

• 4 players

• 16 content creators

Here are some tweets with their reaction. Let’s show some support!

We wish everyone good luck in this wild esports industry!

Maybe you guys will be interested in nominating ex-Armada players for participating in Ultimate Summit IV.