Greg "IdrA" Fields, a professional StarCraft player well-known in the community for getting way too angry when he loses games, was booted from his team Evil Geniuses yesterday.

There is no such thing as StarCraft LEGO. Blizzard's deal with the awful Mega Bloks puts paid to that dream. Luis Castenada's custom Terran Marine here only makes that realisation even more painful.

Someone just made a faux dating sim—in line with a game like Katawa Shoujo—using Korea's top StarCraft II players. Thank god the StarCraft esports scene is full of great personalities and players, because a funny dating sim like this would actually work.

The 2013 World Championship Series, a massive global StarCraft II tournament being put on by Blizzard and MLG, ran into some controversy last week, with some Chinese players found guilty of cheating in the tournament's qualifiers.

Chinese sculptor yanchuan1111 is looking for a job. He is going the right way about getting one.

Korean players excel at StarCraft, putting enormous effort into improving their game. We see the results of those efforts in game replays, but rarely do we get to peek over the shoulder of one of the world's top players as their supernatural hands do horrible things to their opposition.

This awkward yet funny moment happened during yesterday's stream of the Starcraft II WCS series in South Korea, showing Blizzard boss Mike Morhaime making himself at home (well, technically he is). Front row, some pizza and the best pros in front of you—that's the way to do it.

Tasha from South Korean cosplay team Spiral Cats has outdone herself. Her take on StarCraft's Kerrigan is nothing short of spectacular.