The following interview was done on Bisu after advancing himself into the top 8 of the 2008 Incruit OSL.

How do you feel to be in the top 8

- Starting from top 32 on to top 16, it's been a tough road. Because of all the vicissitudes throughout the league, it means that much more to me.

How'd you prepare for your game against JulyZerg?

- We both had one day to practice. To practice very hard for one day isn't going to upgrade my skills so I consumed most of my time with analyzing the map rather. July…  More

The following was an interview done on Frozean after he won his MSL match to make it into the top 16

How do you feel?

- I'm delighted to make it in to my very first MSL top 16.

How do you feel to have 2 consecutive wins for the top 16?

- My opponent will be the veteran Nada so I'm going to have to prepare very well against him.

In the 2nd game Upmagic tried a proxy barrack

- When I saw the scv come into my base I predicted his build. I went for a fast gas which could have hurt me, but Upmagic wasn't v…  More

Hi ClouD, can you tell your name, age, and how long you've been playing StarCraft to the fans?

- Hello, I'm Carlo and I am 21.
I've started playing in 2003 but I had many long stops from time to time. I've been playing to become the best in Italy since 2003, but when I reached my goal I lost motivation and I quit practicing BW to play other games and focus on the gym. In 2006 right before WCG I met Odin, the best Brazil…  More

Hello NonY. Can you please state your name, age, and how long you have been playing Starcraft for the fans?

- My name is Tyler Wasieleski, I'm 22, and I've been playing StarCraft off and on for about 6 years now.

When did you decide to take StarCraft seriously? How long after that did you decide to model your play specifically upon pro gamers?

- I've taken StarCraft seriously for WCG USA in 2006 and 2007 but I did not aspire to become a pro gamer until early 2008. I immediately studied pro gamers' …  More

Please introduce yourself and tell us what kind of person you are
- I am a SKT1's coach -_-;

We're curious about your daily routines after becoming a coach

- It differs everyday. Some days we have games, and events. These days it is the b-season so we have many meetings. I've been busy trying to get my driver's license.

Your toughest moment as a pro gamer

- When Boxer went to the army.

What's the biggest difference between a coach and a player?

- When you're a player you take care of yourself mostly, a…  More

Not just another StarCraft meets Spore mashup, but an entire Terran civilization has been realized by the Koreans.

Check these out:

Spore Terran Tank


Spore Goliath


Spore BattleCruiser


Korean Terran Spore invasion
[im…  More

Hello NonY. Can you please state your name, age, and how long you have been playing Starcraft for the fans?

- My name is Tyler Wasieleski, I'm 22, and I've been playing StarCraft off and on for about 6 years now.

When did you decide to take StarCraft seriously? How long after that did you decide to model your play specifically upon pro gamers?

- I've taken StarCraft seriously for WCG USA in 2006 and 2007 but I did not aspire to become a pro gamer until early 2008. I immediately studied pro gamers' …  More

Yup, all Zerg buildings (not including defenses) when destroyed, will produce a handful of broodlings (which have a timed life).

Any player plowing through a Zerg base should always remember to keep moving their units around to take the least amount of damage from these broodlings.

Swarm Guardians still produce broodlings as well, when they strike a unit or building.

Seo Ji Hoon (서지훈) aka Xellos from the CJ Entus pro team invited us into his home the other day to do an interview revolving around his current status as a pro gamer, what his future plans are after gaming, what he thinks about his new teammate Idra, and much more.

If you have any questions or comments about this video feel free to post them below so we can try to incorporate them into the next interview.

You can view the video by Clicking Here.…  More

I'm passionate about tech gear, especially when it comes to gaming... the most important tool of the trade of course is the mouse and here I tell all about my experience with the Razer Salmosa gaming mouse




There are other detailed Reviews about the specs of the Salmosa and basically every mouse on the market, so I'll keep this review to actual gaming experience.

But for the stat buffs:

* 1800dpi Razer Precisionâ„¢ 3G i…  More