Super League Gaming: Rise of Heroes

4/21/2016

If your kid is a gamer, this is something they are going to love. My son and his friend attended last week a preview event and they loved it. Just imagine that you can play minecraft in a movie theater and you meet other gaming friends and can even win prizes. That sounds like a gamer dream, does it?

Take your laptop, get comfy on the theater chair, start playing and have fun. Best part, parents can watch and enjoy some yummy movie theater concessions. Win-win for everyone. Let your kid play video games in a safe environment and have fun.

DOES YOUR KID PLAY MINECRAFT?
Now your family can play Minecraft in select movie theatres across Los Angeles with Super League Gaming. In this four-week series, Super League brings together gamers of all ages for a fun, social, face-to-face gameplay experience on the big screen with superhero themed maps and mods in a custom Minecraft adventure called, Rise of Heroes.

HOW DOES IT WORK?
Bring your laptop with Minecraft 1.9.2 installed and play first-person on your computer and then you wirelessly connect to Super League’s server which puts you and everyone else in the movie theater’s gameplay up on the big screen. Parents and siblings can attend for free to cheer the gamer on.

Your gamers will play, collaborate and socialize on teams with 4-7 members their own age as they build, battle and use their creativity and imagination. Super League even provides all the tech help and support making this a great family-friendly event.

It’s all about teamwork and collaboration. Each player gets a free gaming t-shirt encouraging team building and camaraderie. There’s even an opportunity for the winning team to evenly split a college scholarship.

Get ready to play (and use my discount code)

Next league starts April 30. Visit Super League for a schedule of times and locations. Tickets are regularly priced $60. Use promo code “MONICA10” today for an exclusive $10 discount.

Check out Super League in the news: New York Times , NPR , Variety , and Hollywood Reporter