Have you always wanted to become a StarCraft master, but have never quite understood how some of the professionals from Korea got so good? Well, this demotivational poster says it all. Click here to see more, courtesy of VeryDemotivational.com. In related news, continue reading to see the 8-bit version of StarCraft released in 1984.
Now that you’ve seen the StarCraft theme park and some incredible StarCraft cosplay, here’s an incredible LEGO recreation of the Terran Battlecruiser from the game, called the Hyperion, by Sven Junga. It contains over 15,000 pieces and will hopefully be released as an official kit…one day. Click here for more pictures. Continue reading to watch LEGO StarCraft: Brick Rush.
StarCraft is currently one of the world’s most popular online games, and that means there’s professional players like Lee Yun-Yeol who earn 6-figures from tournaments / sponsorships alone. For those who don’t play competitively, there’s always the option of creating some awesome origami. Continue reading for more pictures.
More than just a hastily put together, live-action film, Freespace Films went the extra 100-miles and went for the authentic game look, complete with incredible rendered 3D animation. Continue reading to watch.
It runs for 7 minutes and 30 seconds, and covers “several scenes from the events occurring before and during the Brood War era”.
Officially called World Joyland, this World of Warcraft and StarCraft inspired theme park in China is random to say the least. There are two distinct lands in the park, “Terrain of Magic” and “Universe of Starship”. We’ll let you assign them to the proper franchises. Click here for more pictures. Continue reading for two videos.
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StarCraft Universe was basically “created by Ryan Winzen and a team of modders using the Starcraft II map editor, [and] transforms Blizzard’s RTS into an MMORPG.” Continue reading for a video.
SCU’s focus is recreating multiplayer raid battle experiences similar to World of Warcraft. Starcraft Universe will be released in a series of Starcraft 2 custom maps and published officially in Battle.net.
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When StarCraft SCVs decide to go on strike and defy your commands, it’s only a matter of seconds before things go back to normal. After all, everything else is still under your control. Continue reading to see why.
At first glance, these may look like actual metal / ceramic sculptures, but they are actually “fashioned entirely out of paper by a talented Korean named Constable.” Click here to see them all. Continue reading to watch a professional StarCraft player obliterate opponents using only queens.
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