Players
The people who worked the game out. Lim Yo-hwan, who made it famous; NaDa and iloveoov and Savior, each of whom broke it in a different way; Bisu, Jaedong and Flash, who defined its last and best years. Plus the casters who explained it to everyone else, and the modern StarCraft II generation.
Part of StarCraft
58 moments in this segment.
- - BoxeR OGN DVD: life. The life disc of the 2003 OGN BoxeR DVD, following him away from the studio.
- - BoxeR OGN DVD: history, part one. OnGameNet's official 2003 BoxeR DVD, the history disc, running an hour and a quarter.
- - BoxeR OGN DVD: history, part two. Second half of the history disc from OGN's 2003 BoxeR DVD.
- - BoxeR OGN DVD: strategy. The strategy disc of the 2003 OGN BoxeR DVD, in which he explains his own play.
- - Tasteless casting at WCG 2008. English-language StarCraft caster Tasteless (Nicolas Plott) with SuperDanielMan at the World Cyber Games 2008.
- - Jaedong after the Bacchus Starleague. Korean progamer Lee Jae-dong (Jaedong) speaking after his 2009 Bacchus Starleague victory. Accepted at 598px as scarce Brood War-era material.
- - Tastosis at WCG 2009. Casters Tasteless and Artosis, the English voice of Korean StarCraft, at the World Cyber Games 2009.
- - BoxeR interviewed in Seoul. Short interview with Lim Yo-hwan recorded in Seoul around the launch of StarCraft II.
- - Freeman at Japan Expo Sud 2011. StarCraft II player Freeman at the third Japan Expo Sud festival, held at the Parc Chanot in Marseille in February 2011.
- - TLO and KellyMilkies at BarCraft Stockholm. StarCraft II player TLO and caster KellyMilkies arriving at the BarCraft Stockholm event for DreamHack Valencia 2011, welcomed by organiser Lowe Backstrom.
- - BoxeR and Kim Ga-yeon. BoxeR with fellow progamer Kim Ga-yeon at MLG Anaheim 2011.
- - BoxeR at MLG Anaheim 2011. Lim Yo-hwan (BoxeR) competing at MLG Anaheim 2011, during his StarCraft II career with SlayerS.
- - Team MVP roster. The Korean StarCraft II progaming team MVP, with players including KeePing, Sniper, TAiLS, duckdeok, KeeN and Noblesse, photographed in August 2011.
- - Team ZeNEX. The StarCraft II team ZeNEX photographed in August 2011.
- - CNN inside the life of world champion Mvp. CNN visits the reigning StarCraft II world champion at the height of the Korean SC2 scene.
- - Flash at MLG Fall Championship 2012. Lee Young-ho (Flash) of KT Rolster at the 2012 Major League Gaming Fall Championship.
- - Team SlayerS. The Korean StarCraft II team SlayerS, founded by BoxeR, photographed in November 2012.
- - herO: from home to hero. Growth-story interview with Song Hyun-deok ahead of the 2012 Battle.net World Championship.
- - NASL Season 4 grand finals group. Players, commentators and staff gathered at the North American Star League Season 4 grand finals in December 2012.
- - Day[9] casting the CSL finals. Sean Plott (Day[9]) and Megumixbear casting the Collegiate StarLeague StarCraft finals in February 2013.
- - Flash, MC and Mvp together. Korean StarCraft II stars Flash (KT Rolster), MC (SK Gaming) and Mvp (Incredible Miracle) at the 2013 MLG Winter Championship.
- - Jaedong at DreamHack Valencia. StarCraft player Lee Jae-dong (Jaedong) at DreamHack Valencia 2013, by then competing in StarCraft II for Evil Geniuses.
- - Lee Young-ho, 'Flash'. Portrait of Korean esports player Lee Young-ho, known as Flash, of KT Rolster, taken in August 2013.
- - Bisu interviewed at GOM Classic. Kim Taek-yong speaks as a VOD commentator during GOM Classic Season 4.
- - Jaedong at BlizzCon 2014. Jaedong competing at the 2014 WCS Global Finals held at BlizzCon.
- - TLO, Bling and Harstem at HomeStory Cup X. StarCraft II professionals TLO, Minirser, Bling and Harstem at HomeStory Cup X in Germany, November 2014.
- - Flash and PartinG at HomeStory Cup X. Korean StarCraft II players Flash and PartinG at HomeStory Cup X in Germany, November 2014.
- - Jaedong at HomeStory Cup X. Jaedong, then playing for Evil Geniuses, at HomeStory Cup X in Germany, November 2014.
- - Flash retires from professional play. IGN's news report on Lee Young-ho's retirement announcement.
- - BoxeR and Yellow reunited. BoxeR (Lim Yo-hwan) and Yellow (Hong Jin-ho), rivals of the original Brood War era, at the 2016 KT GiGA Legends Match. Accepted at 688px as scarce material.
- - BoxeR at the KT GiGA Legends Match. Lim Yo-hwan (BoxeR), the first great StarCraft professional, playing at the 2016 KT GiGA Legends Match in South Korea. Accepted at 688px as scarce material on a foundational figure.
- - NaDa and BoxeR. Korean StarCraft veterans NaDa (Lee Yun-yeol) and BoxeR at the 2016 KT GiGA Legends Match. Accepted at 688px.
- - A StarCraft pro at Gamescom 2017. A professional StarCraft player at a playing station during Gamescom 2017 in Cologne.
- - The first generation of StarCraft II champions: Mvp, MC and NesTea. Detailed history of the first three GSL seasons of 2011 and the players who defined them.
- - Mvp. Short assessment of Jung Jong-hyun, the most decorated player of StarCraft II's opening years.
- - Serral at WCS Valencia 2018. Serral competing at the 2018 World Championship Series event in Valencia.
- - Serral at HomeStory Cup XVIII. Finnish player Joona Sotala (Serral) at HomeStory Cup XVIII in November 2018, the year he became the first non-Korean StarCraft II world champion.
- - BoxeR inducted into the Esports Hall of Fame. ESL's induction piece for Lim Yo-hwan in the 2019 Esports Hall of Fame.
- - Dark interviewed during the 2020 GSL. Park Ryung-woo, one of Korea's strongest Zergs, interviewed between GSL rounds.
- - Jaedong tells his own story. The Tyrant recounts his path from a schoolboy skipping study hall to the esports hall of fame.
- - How the greatest gamer of all time left his fate to RNG. Documentary short on Flash's decision to play Random, and what it said about his dominance.
- - Fantasy, Jaedong, Bisu and Stork: career histories. Extended history of four late-era Brood War stars ahead of a showmatch reuniting them.
- - Kim Jung-min on Jaedong, the most complete Zerg. Former pro and caster Kim Jung-min's profile of Jaedong in his player-study series.
- - Jaedong returns to OGN after a decade. Lee Jae-dong's first OnGameNet appearance in roughly ten years, revisiting the StarLeague era with old colleagues.
- - Tastosis at DreamHack Winter 2023. Tasteless and Artosis casting ESL StarCraft II Masters at DreamHack Winter 2023 in Atlanta, more than fifteen years into their partnership.
- - Clem on joining Team Liquid and reaching the top. Career interview with Clément Desplanches, the leading Western Terran.
- - The greatest emperor in esports history: the BoxeR story. Career-length Korean retrospective on Lim Yo-hwan, built from broadcast footage.
- - FoxeR at ESL SC2 Masters 2024. Korean StarCraft II player FoxeR competing at ESL StarCraft II Masters Spring 2024, held at DreamHack Dallas.
- - Serral at ESL SC2 Masters 2024. Serral at ESL StarCraft II Masters Spring 2024, held at DreamHack Dallas.
- - Gemini on casting the GSL alongside Tastosis. Interview with the GSL's third English caster on joining the booth and the show's production.
- - Jaedong: the strongest Zerg and the last royal roader. Career retrospective on Lee Jae-dong, built from broadcast footage.
- - Serral after winning the Esports World Cup 2025. Interview with Serral immediately after his 2025 Esports World Cup title.
- - BoxeR, YellOw and Reach on the StarCraft years. Long-form podcast reunion of Lim Yo-hwan, Hong Jin-ho and Park Jung-suk recalling the OSL era.
- - Serral on StarCraft II's absence from EWC 2026. Serral discusses the game losing its Esports World Cup slot, community pressure and his 2024 defeat.
- - Flash: this will be my final ASL. Flash tells his own stream that ASL Season 21 will be his last, subtitled in English.
- - Flash interviewed after the ASL 21 semi-final. Lee Young-ho on his own channel after beating Light to reach his last StarLeague final.
- - Flash after the ASL 21 final: back to reclaim my place. Post-final interview with Flash following the Season 21 grand final against soma.
- - soma on Flash's SCV pull. The ASL Season 21 champion reviews all seven games of the final and the decision that defined it.
