The echoe of the World Cyber Games scandal with teams winning crucial matches due to calls made by referees are still resounding. Anton “Cyclone” Lapshenkov, a WCG finals referee has posted a blog where he talks about the insider’s perspective on the controversy in the WCG Counter-Strike competition.
Lapshenkov was one of the referees of the eSTRO vs. MYM match. In the blog, he claims that he was excluded from the discussion between the Koreans and the referees and clearly takes the side of the Norwegians. The result of the game was changed, even though the match documents were signed. Towards the end of the event, the Russian decided to resign as a WCG referee. Continued…
The Korean World Cyber Games qualifier is over. Three formidable StarCraft players will be looking to emulate last year’s feat of IloveOOv, JulyZerg and Midas taking all three medals.
The Championship Gaming Series has added a Seoul-based franchise in Asia. The announcement was made at the International E-Sports Symposium.
This weekend we have two twin tournaments in South Korea - the International E-Sports Festival 2007 (formerly called the China Korea Cyber Games) in Gangneung and the World E-Sports Games e-Stars 2007 event in Seoul. Both had 
One of the best Counter-Strike teams in the world, the Made in Brazil team, has undergone dramatic mood swings in recent hours. Roster changes have been made as Lincoln “fnx” Lau, one of MiBR’s players, did not board the plane to the WEG e-Stars event in Seoul, Korea. One player has managed to deliver enough drama to fill at least a week of 
