The event, which was broadcast live on Amazon’s popular Twitch video platform, featured three-time Super Bowl winner and NFL Hall of Famer, Michael Irvin along with two-time and current Madden NFL champion, Complexity Team Player – Drini Gjoka as they played a for-fun tournament alongside patients and patient families who received treatment at Children’s Health Dallas hospital.
Stream viewers were able to make contributions to Children’s Health in support of its emergency room renovation through Extra Life, the videogame-oriented fundraising wing of Children’s Miracle Network.
Viewers also were able to participate in real-world research into finding cures for cancer by playing BALANCED’s newly released videogame, The Omega Cluster, which was available alongside the stream in the event’s Twitch channel. A Twitch first, our special built-in technology, simply playing this game during the stream was helping scientists to find new compounds that can fight the most difficult to treat cancers over a livestream.
BALANCED and Complexity Gaming won the Extra Life Collaboration award for this event benefiting Children’s Health.
PARTNERS: Children's Health / Extra Life / SMU Drug Discovery / Complexity Gaming