yeah still need a lot to update...when check the root all will be coming soon.. i've been sending email to main WCG asking about malaysia WCG website not updated... darn what are they doing.. sleeping all day or what..

its the weekend -___-"
who the heck wanna work on weekends

LOL, chill lah. I'm sure there have a lot of unconfirmed stuff around.
No need to rush...the site will be filled in pretty soon.

alllo.. tak tido lagi ker..study ek.. ya lo.. tengah sabau laa nie.. still waiting for reply from WCG. anyway good luck 2 MMU student happy study..

walawei... already 6 month waiting them update that site.. common la malaysia ppl dont be like polar bear..

This post has been edited by samuraislash: May 14 2006, 03:58 AM

would like to know, any of you heard any news regarding storm88 event tht was supposed to be held at midvalley?

FFK
Why dun u just pm him straight away?

This post has been edited by Hell Fire: May 14 2006, 12:04 PM

Nope, nada, gone...

gg have a nice day kthxbye

2 days old news
KODE5 Launches KODE5 China
World's Fastest Growing Gaming Community Set to Join the Revolution

(Beijing, CHINA) - May 12, 2006 - With a population topping 1.3 billion, China is without a doubt home to the world's fastest growing gaming community. Now, Chinese gamers will have their opportunity to join the Global Gaming Revolution. In association with Yongjie, KODE5 is proud to add KODE5 China to the ever-growing list of KODE5 events. Supported globally by Foxconn and Corsair Memory, and supported regionally by many others, the KODE5 Global Gaming Revolution takes competitive gaming to an international stage with events being held in 20+ countries worldwide.

Preliminary details for the KODE5 China Regional Qualifiers are as follows:

KODE5 China Regional Qualifiers

With regional events happening in 10 major cities across China, KODE5 and Yongjie are determined to spread the message of competitive gaming to the masses. Registrations will be offline at participating Internet cafes, PC market locations, and professional e-sport arenas starting from May 29th and will end one day before the corresponding qualifier begins. Registration is restricted to gamers 18 and over, and detailed registration locations will be provided later on the KODE5 website.

July 1 ~ 2 Shanghai, Wuhan
July 8 ~ 9 Chengdu, Tianjin
July 15 ~ 16 Shenyang, Xian
July 22 ~ 23 Harbin, Nanjing
July 29 ~ 30 Beijing, Guangzhou

KODE5 China Finals

Yongjie's vision is to contribute to the growth of e-sport in China. Their team consists of professionals in e-sport event management, event promotion and image development. Yongjie works with partners nationwide to enhance the development of Chinese gaming communities and assist the Chinese gamers to develop in international gaming communities as well. KODE5 is proud to be partner with Yongjie to bring KODE5 China to the world.

Dates: August 12 ~ 13
Location: Beijing

"We are thrilled to be able to help provide a stable and high-performing gaming platform to KODE5 China," notes Christin Wang, Foxconn Global Marketing Manager. "We hope that gamers in China will have the chance to see first-hand how Foxconn products enhance the gaming experience."

Corsair APAC Sales Director Scott Thirlwell says, "Quality, low-latency memory is essential for intensive computer applications such as gaming. By stocking the official KODE5 PCs with Corsair memory, gamers can be assured of peak performance when the action heats up."

"Home of the world's fastest-growing gaming community, China is a key region for the Global Gaming Revolution," says KODE5 Revolutionary-in-Command Lester Lau. "The enthusiasm of Chinese gamers is electrifying, and by working with one of the most respected organizers in the region, we are confident in bringing a competitive gaming spectacle to the people of China."

Details on how to register for these exciting events will be revealed soon on the official KODE5 website: www.kode5.com.

to those who plans to pwn the world here's a chance to have a roadtrip

This post has been edited by gM | Mutsumi-san: May 14 2006, 05:54 PM

Oh well, I wonder when and where KODE5 Malaysia going to be held....I even wonder if they can have one in time here.

Updates for ESWC.MY 2006

ESWC.MY PES5 Week 1 Preliminary Winner = blankerroo
ESWC.MY PES5 Week 2 Preliminary Winner = Effy

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ESWC.MY CS 1.6 Week 1 Preliminary Winner = DES
ESWC.MY CS 1.6 Week 2 Preliminary Winner = NBTD -5D-

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Week 3 Preliminary on the 20th and 21st of May 2006.

This post has been edited by Auricom: May 16 2006, 10:48 PM

Is this mean DES vs NBTD-5D- on Week 4? Woah.

No secondary school preliminaries? :'(

No, not necessarily, since we'll be doing a draw again for the Final 8 brackets. This applies for PES5 too.

This post has been edited by Auricom: May 17 2006, 07:42 PM

Much more fairer that way

hmm this is interesting
yet theres no official announcement at my wcg website

WCG 2006 National Championship

Registration
May, 29 ~ Jun, 15

Preliminary
Jun, 20 ~ Jul, 20

Final
Aug, 25 ~ Aug, 27

sauce : http://www.worldcybergames.com/5th/statist....asp?i_natno=40

Wth this year got so early meh?

I think it's the same la. Because like previous year, there's some WCG tournament (Intercollege and DoTA at PC Fair in 2005, Cybercafe Challenge in 2004) that was held between Jun and July.

Given the new format like in my previous post, I think the prelims are refered as the Cybercafe and Intercollege prelims which like previous year, not all games will have it. As the National Finals on Aug 25-27, still the same which were always held on the final weekend of August.

Just that for now, we can expect when the fehver will come.

Does any of u applying for marshall or crew for wcg? did u get any reply from them?

This post has been edited by Hell Fire: May 20 2006, 08:20 PM

yeah, almost same like previous year ... same in August ^^

any body know how to register for game tournament?? is it the same as last year?