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The 2010 World Cyber Games (also known as WCG 2010) took place from September 30 to October 3, 2010, in the Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles, US.^[1] The event hosted 450 competing players from 58 countries competing over prizes worth over $250,000.^[2]^[3]

Official games

PC games

Xbox 360 games

Mobile games

Promotion games

League of Legends
Lost Saga
Quake Wars Online

Results

Official

Event
Asphalt 5	Charlie Elliott (Tenshii)		Won-Joon Lee (KimBuJa)		Phillip Mussuri (Mussuri)
Carom3D	Fernando Rogoski (Pantaneiro)		Fabio Fonseca (TheLogaN)		Hee-Chul Kim (MARCJACOBS)
Counter-Strike 1.6	NaVi	Yegor Markelov (markeloff)	mTw.dk	Christoffer Sunde (Sunde)	Frag-Executors	Jakub Gurczynski (kuben)
		Sergey Ischuk (starix)		Alexander Holdt (ave)		Mariusz Cybulski (Loord)
		Danylo Teslenko (Zeus)		Danny Sørensen (zonic)		Filip Kubski (Neo)
		Arsenij Trynozhenko (esenin)		Martin Heldt (trace)		Jarosław Jarząbkowski (pasha)
		Ivan Sukharev (Edward)		Oliver Ari Minet (minet)		Wiktor Wojtas (TaZ)
FIFA 10	Michael Patsias (MikeZy)		Zheng Yeng (Zola)		Michal Polívka (bl4ck_p01nt)
Forza Motorsport 3	David Kelly (d.Daveyskills)		Niklas Krellenberg (Johnson)		Wouter von Someren (Handewasser)
Guitar Hero 5	Alec Castillo (vVv Acai28)		George Boothby (ti.Monkey)		Boy Kremers (Kaos.Boyke)
StarCraft	Young-Ho Lee (Flash)		Goo-Hyun Kim (Goojila)		Jae-Dong Lee (Jaedong)
Tekken 6	Jae-Min Bae (Knee)		Akihiro Abe (AO)		Shutaro Kitahara (honnda)
TrackMania	Kalle Videkull (FrostBeule)		Peter Strele (PeZi)		Dorian Vallet (Carl)
Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne	Sung-Sik Kim (ReMinD)		Manuel Schenkhuizen (Grubby)		June Park (Lyn)

Promotion

Event
League of Legends	Counter Logic Gaming	George Georgallidis (HotshotGG)	IWEARCAPEIRL	Shawn Roger Bourquin (Osaft22)	AnotherStory	Siong Chong Teo (Opio)
		Sam Hartman-Kenzler (Kobe24)		Benjamin Hiller (SleazyWeazy)		Lian-Quan Chen (amnesia)
		Micheal Tang (bigfatlp)		Johannes Lüder (Severus)		Pei-Xiang Daryl Koh (iceiceice)
		Steve Chau (Chauster)		Wai Noch Shum (Reyk)		Xing-Lei Wong (Chawy)
		Cody Sigfusson (Elementz)		Christian Dietze (Zylor)		Zhi-Ping Lim (d4rkness)
Lost Saga	Sanarae	Young-Ho Jeon (Cheetah)	TheFootClan	Joshua Thomas (Blavebliss)	GoodLuck	Michael Muller (Mike)
		Hyun-Sub Kim (Fate)		Gustavo Calix (MonopolyGuy)		Eddie Valdez (Professor)
		Tae-Kyung Park (Quixote)		Eric Moore (TakuyaSugi)		Anthony Piggott (Sonic)
Quake Wars Online	AmeriMiX	Richard Singh (H4rdc0re)	-ET-	Suk-Song In (Beatles)	FOOOOT	?
		Michael Penna (ras.)		Hyun-Ki Lee (ByukO)		?
		Ben Pratte (Adhesive)		Jong-Woo Back (heroes07)		?
		Michael Free (raccoon)		Tai-Ho Kim (iLIn)		?
		Kregg Malcolm (SoulVoid)		Hyun-Choong Shin (skywest)		?
		Aleks Kostrikin (INF3RN0)		Woo-Seong Jang (Woos)		?

References

^ Plunkett, Luke (October 1, 2010). "World Cyber Games 2010 Kicks Off In LA". Kotaku. Retrieved April 23, 2015.
^ "WCG Completes 10th Annual Grand Final in Los Angeles". Archived from the original on July 18, 2011. Retrieved November 27, 2010.
^ "How Many Champions are in League of Legends?". Retrieved October 11, 2021.

External links

WCG 2010 Archived 2012-03-16 at the Wayback Machine

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