Indian golfers competing in the USD 2 million International Series Japan made a disappointing start as three of the seven ...

If you've been waiting for a new Starcraft game, it looks like your prayers have finally been answered. A new report alleges that Nexon, the South Korean publisher behind games like The First ...

The StarCraft IP has been largely in hibernation since StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm (save for a nice crossover in Blizzard's online card game HearthStone), though that may be coming to an end ...

The report continues, “It is known that domestic game companies that participated in the bidding made various proposals, such as developing spin-off new games using the ‘Starcraft’ IP ...

StarCraft 2 hackers are reportedly exposing unsuspecting players to horrific footage of a real-life shooting as well as videos featuring bright flashing lights, seemingly designed to trigger ...

S8UL expands its esports presence by entering StarCraft II, signing South Korean veteran GuMiho, known as "The Towel Terran." This move marks S8UL's entry into the RTS genre, reinforcing its ...

Ivan Syrovy, a chess arbiter, penalized Russian players Ian Nepomniachtchi and Daniil Dubov. The penalty was for a pre-arranged draw at a championship in Uzbekistan. Syrovy felt the players ...

TL;DR: Blizzard has selected Nexon to develop a new StarCraft game targeting the Korean and Japanese markets, leveraging Nexon's expertise in live service games and potential UGC economies.

In late March the news broke that four Korean companies were competing to pitch for the StarCraft license from Blizzard. NCSoft, Nexon, Netmarble, and Krafton are all absolute giants and ...

It’s official: there’s a new StarCraft game in the works. But it won’t be helmed by Blizzard Entertainment. The next game in the influential strategy series will be made by Nexon ...