After a surprise Starcraft 2 exhibition during the World of Warcraft stream at MLG Columbus, not to mention the prevalence of the game on MLG property GotFrag.com thereafter, the venerable North American league has now announced the sequel to one of the most popular RTS games as their latest circuit game. Starcraft 2 will officially make its debut at MLG Raleigh on August 27 - 29th featuring a 1 vs. 1, 32 player, double elimination format boasting $5,000 in cash prizes.

"The inaugural Starcraft 2 Pro Circuit Season will surely boast an unbelievable array of epic matches and historic events. More information regarding Starcraft 2 will be released in the coming weeks. Get your build orders ready and your hotkeys set, and we’ll see you in Raleigh."

Such enthusiasm from the "Official North American Partner for Starcraft 2" as titled by Blizzard themselves can surely be a sign of things to come. What this means for the MLG PC Circuit in terms of size, the Starcraft 2 stream alongside the ever popular WoW on GotFrag.com and more will be announced shortly.

Read the full MLG announcement here.

Information regarding the tournament lineup for QuakeCon 2010 has been announced today.

Complexity has made another change to the Counter-Strike roster after bad results at ESWC, ESEA, and Arbalet Cup Dallas.

After being sent to the lower bracket, fnatic came back to defeat Frag Executors 2-1 and win GameGune 2010.

Just days before the event starts, an announcment has been made on which teams will be headed to Dallas, Texas to participate in the Arbalet Cup Dallas.

After a quater-final exit at ESWC, fnatic have decided to remove Björn "threat" Pers from the roster.

National ESL is headed to North America, a new league run by Turtle Entertainment will feature as a qualification for the IEM in 2010. Leading National ESL will be Trevor “Midway” Schmidt founder, and former owner of GotFrag.