Starcraft

Blizzard fans worldwide will be disappointed to hear that the developer will be pushing back Blizzcon to 2013, due to their jam packed schedule. Focused on getting Diablo 3, World of Warcraft Mists of Pandaria and StarCraft 2 Heart of the Swarm out as soon as possible, the event will now skip a year - the first time it has done so since it began back in 2006.

Blizzard has announced this morning that there will be no Blizzcon this year. However, they will be holding the Battle.net World Championship in Asia later in the year.

The Stride Pro Choice Awards have been announced! These awards are voted on by the Pros, and this is the first year that Call of Duty and StarCraft 2 are included. Check out the winners and see if your favorite Pro took home any honors!

Michael-Sean Morgan Writes: Last week Cyber Gaming teamed up with Memory Express for the fifth instalment of their StarCraft tournament series. This tournament was definitely a step forward for Cyber Gaming, as their event more than tripled in size when compared to their previous tournament. They also managed to attract some Grand Master level players from as far as Seattle and Alberta to attend and compete.

Ren&#233; Koiter (Twincruiser) of the Sons of the Storm, an elite group of Blizzard Entertainment artists, posted a photo of himself disguised as Jim Raynor, the main protagonist of the StarCraft RTS game. <br /> <br /> He has made public appearances disguised as Jim Raynor at BlizzCon 2010 and 2011. This time around he posted a photo of his disguise with the StarCraft Logo and the Legendary Pictures Logo. <br /> <br /> There&#39;s no doubt this was meant as a Halloween joke. However, I remind you the Pandaren race was an April&#39;s Fool joke in Warcraft III, and out of the blue the Pandaren is a playable race in the World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria upcoming expansion. <br /> <br /> Legendary Pictures is currently holding the rights for the World of Warcraft film adaptation with director Sam Raimi. <br /> <br /> Speculation-mode on. Could it be possible this joke could have some hint elements for a StarCraft film adaptation? <br /> <br /> Would you love to see StarCraft on the big screen?

Going to MLG Orlando? Here&#39;s the low-down on what to do once you&#39;re there

2010 was a great year for game freaks. Some of the games that were in huge demand last year are Football Manager 2011, Football Manager 2010, The Sims 3, World of Warcraft: Cataclysm, Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty. As we were discussing the most anticipated games of 2011 , we reached a conclusion that the game developers are playing it safe. No new ideas? creativity? more and more sequels. Seems the developers and publishers are looking to mint money based on the success of there past titles and that no one is ready to come up with something out of the box. We thought Brink and Rage are the only couple of titles without their parents. Anyways, here is the list of games that we thought are worthy to include in this list. Do comment to vote for your favourite upcoming game.

The conflict over the IP of in Korea is finally settled. Blizzard Entertainment has announced on 17th that the conflict with KeSPA, OnGameNet, and MBC Plus Media is over by letting them to host and broadcast eSports in Korea. The 2 year long contract ended their long and boring legal battle.

Major League Gaming has partnered with GOMtv and the Global StarCraft II League to pioneer an international player exchange that is sure to push the envelope of global eSports competition. To read more about the program and what it entails, check out the links below and stay tuned for more information.

Korea is bonkers for StarCraft. So bonkers that we often quarantine the country's love for the game as something to be avoided and/or ridiculed. Yet little by little, the Korean StarCraft scene is getting its dues overseas.