Brazil’s Platinum is the new national competition FIFA 22 Conducted by PlayStation. The event will take place from next Saturday (27th) to 15th December and there will be clashes between influencers and social activists. As prizes, the championship will present one PlayStation 5 And another R $ 5,000.
In the first phase, which starts on November 27 at 12:30 pm (GMT), the 16 content makers in the competition will compete with each other. If played in knockout mode (whoever loses out), only 6 people will qualify for the next stage.
In the second phase, the PlayStation Competition Center will have 6 championships representing the winning streamers and YouTubers. In it, the community will compete to join their team. The winner of each match will also win the chance to play alongside the PlayStation 5 and Statue.
In the third and final stage, influencers and community members in the rankings will compete together. The biggest player to win in the community will win the R $ 5,000 prize.
To register for the levels, visit the Contest Center, neste link. The first and last phase will be broadcast live Canal da PlayStation Brazil does not have YouTube.
Complete table of platinum in Brazil
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1st level: Live broadcast on YouTube on the PlayStation Brazil Channel starting November 27, at 12:30 pm
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Level 2 (Community Registration Phase): From December 1st to December 6th on the PS4 console or via the Internet on the PlayStation Competition hub.
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Level 2 (Social Competition): December 7 to 14.
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Level 3: December 15, Livestation on the PlayStation Brazil YouTube Channel
Source: Canaltech
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