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CSN is proud to present our weekly showmatch series "Allstars," which will highlight some of the StarCraft 2 most renowned players. In an effort to bring the community quality matches from rising stars, CSN has teamed up with Axeltoss and PrOmise to bring you full coverage of the Allstars series.

CSN is proud to present our weekly showmatch series "Allstars," which will highlight some of the StarCraft 2 most renowned players. In an effort to bring the community quality matches from rising stars, CSN has teamed up with Axeltoss and PrOmise to bring you full coverage of the Allstars series.

The Mayan prophecies were true: 2012 is the end. At least it may feel that way if you’re a follower of the Korean Broodwar scene which seems to have finally caved in amid news that KeSPA and Pro League expect to phase the game out completely in favour of Starcraft 2 by the end of the year.

Short after news about the coL.MVP partnership ending ( which can be found here) MVP has a new partner in MeetYourMakers (MYM) with XlorD being their most know player. MYM has a rich player history in the likes of NaNiwa, Artosis, DeMuslim and SaSe. Note that MVP will still offer housing for coL players who want to practice in Korea and that the partnership only was revised because of conflicting sponsors.

The team will make their first offline appearance under the new tag of MYM.MVP at the DreamHack Eizo Open on April 21st and 22nd, 2012.

Here is the announcement video.

Collegiate Star League has announced two $1,000 yearly scholarships for students who have a 3.5 or above GPA and an aptitude for gaming. The scholarship requires students to submit video of their game play and explain how they balance their school work and time spent gaming. Below is the description of the scholarship explained by CSL:

CBS Interactive has partnered with both Twitch.TV as well as Major League Gaming and NASL, known to almost everyone reading this as MLG (obviously). Please, e-sports, don't conform!

It's a question that has been looming over the StarCraft 2 scene for as long as the game has existed: Are the Brood War players coming?

A press release has been issued that states fnatic will be revealing details of their very own South Korean gaming house shortly. Besides that though it doesn't say a whole lot else, except to include a nice sepia tinted picture, which you can see for yourselves.

Naturally, fnatic have been looking to make inroads into the upper echelons of SC2 and have done so with a revamp of their squad. Adding a gaming house pretty much comes with that territory so it's no surprise to see them stumping up for one.

Korean fans of Starcraft 2 have a reason to celebrate following an announcement from Blizzard CEO Mike Morhaime that Starcraft 2 could be hitting Pro League later this year.