StarCraft 2 Articles

IEM New York: Down to the last four

<p>As the tournament in the big apple reaches its semi final stage, Naniwa is not just the only foreigner but the only non-Zerg remaining, too.</p>

Naniwa moves to IEM New York playoffs: "I was less confident playing Hack today"

<p>The last western survivor from day two now earns a quarter final seed as he 2-1&#39;s Hack in the Group B decider. Group A also comes to an end after Life defeats Zest through a 2-1 comeback.</p>

IEM New York: VODs and news compilation from days 1 & 2

<p>Before IEM New York returns for day three, we give you an organized list of all the news and VODs from the past couple of days!</p>

IEM New York: One foreigner left before playoffs

<p>Halfway through IEM New York, Naniwa is standing as the only non-Korean in the tournament. His final fate will be decided later this afternoon as the decider matches of each group will be played before the playoffs are drawn.</p>

IEM New York: Koreans continue to dominate as HerO aces Group B

<p>Making up for the fall of his team-mate TLO in Group A, HerO ensures&nbsp;there will be a Liquid representative in the IEM New York playoffs as he takes Group B flawlessly. Naniwa and Hack are left to fight for the second spot.</p>

IEM New York: Hyun takes Group A, first foreigner out

<p>Liquid`s Zerg TLO faced elimination in the second day of IEM New York as he scores two losses against HyuN and Zest, the former of which took the group 4-2.</p>

IEM New York: Enter group stage

<p>In two and a half hours, IEM New York returns with the round of sixteen. Players like Flash, Life, TLO, Naniwa, HerO and HuK among others are line-up for the second day of competition.</p>

MarineKing switches to League of Legends

<p>Inven reported today that the highly accomplished Terran of Team Prime Lee &quot;MarineKing&quot; Jung Hoon will leave StarCraft 2 to purse a career in League of Legends. MKP will start his career as the sixth player of Prime&#39;s LoL team.</p>

IEM New York suffers more line-up changes

<p>On October 9th, ESL announced that ForGG will not be the only player skipping IEM New York and Polt and StarDust will, too, miss it. As their replacements were chosen a few minutes ago, IEM have also altered the stage one bracket pairings.</p>

The champions fall at Code S semis, soO and Dear to finals

<p>After another day of one-sided Code S matches, the previous champions of WCS Korea face elimination at the hands of Dear and soO. While this is the fifth time a Zerg player reaches the Code S finals, it&#39;s the first one for Protoss since the Seed/MC grand final in July 2012.</p>

Looking back: 5 stories at the end of WCS Europe Season 3

<p>With the completion of the last WCS Europe season for this year, it&#39;s time to look back, both at the season in question and at the entire European circuit.</p>

Trap beats Jjakji at Korea 5th place final, off to Season 3

<p>Trap will be the second Protoss going from WCS Korea to the Season 3 finals after edging out former Code S champion Jjakji in four maps.&nbsp;</p>