StarCraft 2 Articles

Catz, Sasquatch the first to be out of Ender's Game tournament

<p>The ROOT Gaming Zerg duo of Sasquatch and Catz placed at the bottom of the group stage and will be leaving the tournament. With the tournament continuing today, the fate of players like Polt, Destiny and Violet will be decided.</p>

NightEnd teamless for just a day, joins Romanian-based NewRoSoft

<p>After leaving Fnatic just yesterday, NightEnd was reported to have joined NewRoSoft. NightEnd will play alongside names like Welmu and KrasS and becomes the fifth member of the team.</p>

EG's Machine announces retirement

<p>Evil Genius Zerg player Bryce &quot;Machine&quot; Bates writes in a TL post that he will be leaving the StarCraft 2 scene, citing unable to achieve the results he desired.</p>

WCG closes doors after 14 years

<p>According to CEO Brad Lee, the World Cyber Games will cease operations effective 2014. This announcement comes 14 years after the first event was held in 2000 in Yongin, South Korea.</p>

SaSe, NightEnd leave Fnatic

<p>The departure of the two Protoss player leaves Fnatic down to just two players A-teamers in Harstem and Naama.</p>

Editorial: Acquainting eSports with mainstream businesses

<p>GosuGamers&#39; Radoslav &quot;Nydra&quot; Kolev talks to Oliver Fedtke and Manuel Kotschote, two guys with the ambitious project of creating Europe&#39;s largest professional eSports conference in order to attract the attention of mainstream businesses.</p>

Blizzard giving $15,000 and BlizzCon tickets to best mapmakers

<p>After partnering up with Twitch for the $45,000 streamer awards, Blizzard will be handing another $15,000, this time to aknowledge the best map makers. The contest starts today and ends May 31st.</p>

SK Telecom T1 with eight nominations in the Korea e-Sports Awards

<p>The StarCraft 2 and League of Legends rosters of SKT scored eight nominations out of all ten categories in the Korea e-Sports Awards. Winners will be drawn in three days&#39; time on February 7th.</p>

Missed IEM Sao Paulo? Catch up with the complete VOD archive

<p>Almost 20 hours of VOD content just arrived in our VOD section. Follow the events surrounding the IEM competition in Brazil, from TLO&#39;s triumph over Bomber to herO[join]&#39;s back-to-back title.</p>

San wins ASUS ROG 2014

<p>In a BO7, San easily sweeped Dear in a convincing 4-0 manner, taking home $10,000.</p>

San and Dear meet in the grand finals at ASUS ROG 2014

<p>After an action packed 10 games, the semi-final victors are decided and the two will move on to face each other in ASUS ROG 2014.</p>

Hero wins IEM Sao Paulo for $10,000

<p>Winning his second back-to-back Intel Extreme Masters, Hero takes home the pride of a champion and a hefty sum of cash in the grand finals against MC.</p>