The 2010 Artificial Intelligence and Interactive Digital Entertainment Conference (AIIDE) will host a Starcraft competition where players craft bots to compete against one another. There are no prizes except bragging rights, but the competition is free to enter. The final competition will be shown live at the conference with commentary and exhibition matches will also […]
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All of the SC enthusiasts who were up in arms about the lack of LAN support can lower their hackles…a little. Blizzard stated during Blizzcon that they were looking into working on a LAN-like solution while still being connected to Battle.net. Battle.net developer Greg Canessa told Shacknews during the event that Blizzard was looking into
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It’s not a breaking update, but it took me a day to gather up the strength to write about it. Much anticipated Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty has fallen victim to Blizzard’s release delay (again). Reasons involving work needed on battle.net were given. Speculators were correct in assuming it wouldn’t make its 2009 projected release.
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This semester students at UC Berkeley can fill their minds with traditional reading, writing, arithmetic and… Starcraft? Class began January 29th, with student instructor Alan Feng at the helm. The Starcraft course is a decal course (a student suggested course, approved by a supporting department or faculty) where students attending will receive actual college credits.
