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Gus Sorola – Roosterteeth co-founder and voice behind notorious red team kiss ass Simmons – announced earlier today at the RTX Sydney that the next new Roosterteeth convention will be coming to London, titled RTX London (real original guys). Rumors have circulated throughout the site and subreddits after users found the company had registered a domain under the name RTXLondon.com.
For the uninitiated Roosterteeth is a production company best known for it’s Halo machinima series Red vs Blue. Over the years the company has grown to produce many other forms of award winning entertainment, including, Let’s Play, live action shorts, podcast and even producing their own movie, Lazer Team.
Roosterteeth has grown immensely over the past decade and so has the RTX conevtions
Their company and products have become popular enough to warrant a massive following, as well as conventions dedicated to all their work and their ever growing community. In regards to RTX London, Sorola had this to say:
“We’ve grown RTX from a 600 person event in a field to an attendance of 60,000 in Austin and international events in Sydney and now London. We’re going to drink all your tea and eat all your tikka masala, so get ready London.”.
RTX London will become the third Roosterteeth oriented convention, with RTX Austin celebrating it’s 7th anniversary this July and Sydney celebrating it’s second as we speak. The event will take place in London (obviously) October 14th and 15th this year, and will feature native brit Gavin Free, as well as a slew of unannounced Roosterteeth personalities and guests.
Tickets for RTX London go on sale this March, with guardian applications starting on February 6th, 2017 at 10am CT and end February 28th at 11:59 CT. For more information head over to the godisageek.com site and be sure to stay tuned to the site for more updates.
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