by Cold Mercury July 18, 2005
by Allison Pryce September 12, 2004
by wangalangaliciousman October 7, 2010
StarCraft II is a sequel to the popular real-time strategy game StarCraft. It was announced on May 19, 2007, at the Blizzard Worldwide Invitational in Seoul, South Korea. StarCraft II is being developed for concurrent release on Windows XP, Windows Vista and Mac OS X. It has been stated that development on the game began in 2003, shortly after Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne was released. Blizzard has not announced a release date, but they have stated that it will not be released in 2007. The game development is in the pre-alpha stages and is "very far along" and can be played in multiplayer mode with all three races.
StarCraft II will feature the three races of the original game — Protoss, Terran, and Zerg. It has been announced that these will be the only races in the game. In addition, the replay function has been greatly improved. Blizzard is also planning to broadcast StarCraft II multiplayer matches in North America.
According to its creators, StarCraft II is designed to be the "ultimate competitive real-time strategy game", and as such, it focuses more heavily on the multiplayer aspect when compared to the original StarCraft. The changes includes overall improvements in Battle.net, new matchmaking mechanics, and a new ladder system.
StarCraft II will feature the three races of the original game — Protoss, Terran, and Zerg. It has been announced that these will be the only races in the game. In addition, the replay function has been greatly improved. Blizzard is also planning to broadcast StarCraft II multiplayer matches in North America.
According to its creators, StarCraft II is designed to be the "ultimate competitive real-time strategy game", and as such, it focuses more heavily on the multiplayer aspect when compared to the original StarCraft. The changes includes overall improvements in Battle.net, new matchmaking mechanics, and a new ladder system.
by Linh Nguyen June 1, 2007
A sequel to the popular PC RTS game Starcraft. Is hoped by fans of the series to be released by at most 2010. Rumors have been flying about this game recently on many Starcraft websites and on their online gaming service, Battle.Net.
by Hewitt McGrill August 16, 2004
1: High Definition video-replays of either two games, Starcraft or Starcraft 2.
2: A Youtube Member who commentates on amazing Starcraft and Starcraft 2 video game replays and posts them to allow others to watch from a fellow gamers standpoint.
3: The one of few places you wont here the commentator shout "TERRIBLE TERRIBLE DAMAGE", but instead "...and MUUUUUULES!"
4: A wonderful place on the internet to find great replays of Starcraft 2 and realize that the game is real.
2: A Youtube Member who commentates on amazing Starcraft and Starcraft 2 video game replays and posts them to allow others to watch from a fellow gamers standpoint.
3: The one of few places you wont here the commentator shout "TERRIBLE TERRIBLE DAMAGE", but instead "...and MUUUUUULES!"
4: A wonderful place on the internet to find great replays of Starcraft 2 and realize that the game is real.
Guy 1: Damn. Still no Starcraft 2 Beta key!
Guy 2: Ah, that's okay. HD Starcraft just came out with a new video!
Guy 1: Sweet!
Guy 2: Ah, that's okay. HD Starcraft just came out with a new video!
Guy 1: Sweet!
by Zohall20 March 20, 2010
A term of comparison used to describe something that is normally nerdy or uncool, but in a certain place is popular and may get you laid. Derived from how the computer game Starcraft is hugely popular and televised in South Korea, and its best players are treated as celebrities.
Being a Spock lookalike is no field trip. Except in trekkie conventions. Then it's like Starcraft in Korea.
by hataraxia August 18, 2011