The Simpsons Is Going To Have An E-sports Episode

Bart Simpson is entering the world of e-sports in an upcoming episode of The Simpsons.

In the episode, titled “E My Sports,” Bart becomes addicted to an online game called “Conflict of Enemies.” The fake game seems to be a parody of popular esports games like League of Legends and DOTA 2. Simpsons producer Al Jean tweeted a preview of the episode, revealing the name of the game and how it will look in the episode.

@TheSimpsons New episode Sunday! pic.twitter.com/i2xhQeNQvR— Al Jean (@AlJean) March 14, 2019

According to tweets from esports consultant Rod Breslau, The Simpsonsstaff worked with Riot Games to make sure they presented an“accurate representation of video games in the episode.” What does that actually mean? I don’t know, and I’m going to guess that accurate representation of video games will most likely mean a few jokes that most folks who are still watching the show won’t get. Prepare for jokes about Bart not jungling properly!

In some promotional art for the episode, we can see that Bart is playing games at a dirty desk and has a mustache. Bart is supposed to be 10 years old. The show has long treated Bart like a teenager when they need to, even if it doesn’t make a lot of sense. Maybe one day they will let you grow up, Bart. One day.

The episode will air on Sunday, March 17 on FOX.

Source : KOTAKU

The 19th ASIAN GAMES Hangzhou 2022

Arena of Valor
Asian Games Version

Dota2

Dream Three Kingdoms 2

EA SPORTS FIFA
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Hearthstone

League of Legends

PUBG Mobile

Asian Games Version
Street Fighter V

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Program Highlights

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