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* [[Germans Love David Hasselhoff]]: competitive ''Starcraft'' is absolutely dominated by South Koreans. If you hear an e-sports commentator refer to a player as a "foreigner," they don't mean that he grew up in Korea--they mean he grew up ''outside'' Korea. |
* [[Germans Love David Hasselhoff]]: competitive ''Starcraft'' is absolutely dominated by South Koreans. If you hear an e-sports commentator refer to a player as a "foreigner," they don't mean that he grew up in Korea--they mean he grew up ''outside'' Korea. |
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* [[Novelization First]]: ''Starcraft: Ghost'' had a [[Prequel]] novelization called "Nova", which was released in 2006, and was supposed to come out simultaneously with the game. The proper novelization called "Spectres" didn't come out until early 2011. And both are apparently canon, given the events of Nova's cameo. |
* [[Novelization First]]: ''Starcraft: Ghost'' had a [[Prequel]] novelization called "Nova", which was released in 2006, and was supposed to come out simultaneously with the game. The proper novelization called "Spectres" didn't come out until early 2011. And both are apparently canon, given the events of Nova's cameo. |
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* [[Schedule Slip]]: Anytime Blizzard issues a release date for a full game. |
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** The novel ''Starcraft: Ghost: Spectres'' has been delayed so long and for so many times, it's aping the [[Vaporware]] game it's based on. |
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Revision as of 15:00, 29 August 2014
- Germans Love David Hasselhoff: competitive Starcraft is absolutely dominated by South Koreans. If you hear an e-sports commentator refer to a player as a "foreigner," they don't mean that he grew up in Korea--they mean he grew up outside Korea.
- Novelization First: Starcraft: Ghost had a Prequel novelization called "Nova", which was released in 2006, and was supposed to come out simultaneously with the game. The proper novelization called "Spectres" didn't come out until early 2011. And both are apparently canon, given the events of Nova's cameo.
- Schedule Slip: Anytime Blizzard issues a release date for a full game.
- The novel Starcraft: Ghost: Spectres has been delayed so long and for so many times, it's aping the Vaporware game it's based on.