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The World Cyber Games 2007 was held in Seattle, Washington, held at the Qwest Field Event Center, the second time the WCG was held in an American location. It ran from October 3–7, 2007, and featured over 700 players from more than 70 different countries.

Official games

PC games

Xbox 360 games

Results

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Age of Empires III South Korea Byung-Geon Kang (iamgrunt) United States Raghav Phadke (parfait) Germany Karsten Hager (SkWzZ_Phoenix)
Carom3D Brazil Renan Masserani (TheVilMan) Italy Valerio Affuso (Duccio) Brazil Guilherme Cerqueira (iOi_BR)
Command and Conquer 3 United Kingdom Shaun Clark (d.Apollooo) Germany Leon Machens (Xeon) Germany Pascal Pfefferle (a-L.Dackel)
Counter-Strike eMulate
France		 Michael Zanatta
(HaRts)		 Team NoA
Denmark		 Alexander Holdt
(ave)		 Amazing Gaming
Ukraine		 Andrew Gordenskiy
(B1ad3)
Mathieu Leber
(MaT) 		Muhamed Eid
(mJe) 		Iurii Tereshchenko
(Strike)
Mathieu Bridet
(R!Go) 		\/|) Alexey Kucherov
(xaoc)
Jeremy Vuillermet
(ioRek) 		Brian Christensen
(hpx) 		Sergey Ishuk
(starix)
Mickael Cassisi
(mSx) 		Christoffer Sunde
(Sunde) 		Mykola Poplavskyi
(Weiss)
FIFA 07 Germany Daniel Schellhase (SK.Hero) Spain Victor Sanchez Munoz (Delfin-1) Bulgaria Ognyan Tomov(Slavkov)
Need for Speed: Carbon Brazil Rodrigo Nunes (playArt_SpeedNG) Netherlands Steffan Amende (Steffan) Russia Alan Enileev (Alan)
StarCraft: Brood War South Korea Byung-Goo Song (Stork) China Sha Juchun (CN.Pj) Germany Christoph Semke ((ToT)Mondragon)
Warcraft 3 Norway Olav Undheim (4K-Creolophus) China Li Xiaofeng (WE.SKY) South Korea Jae-Ho Jang (Jang Jae Ho)
Dead or Alive 4 United States Jeremy Florence (black_mamba) Sweden Niklas Lagerborg (SkatanMilla) United States Carl White (perfect_legend)
Gears of War InFiNiTy
United States		 Keith Hagen QualityGaming
Netherlands		 Ken Harmsen Infused-Gaming
United Kingdom		 Luke Shakespeare
Jesse Cranker Jimmy Sloeserwij Callum Mcmanus
Mike Cannon Richard Joon Jaden Dennis
Jesse Rodriguez Sebastiaan Smit Joshua Nino De Guzman
Project Gotham Racing 3 Netherlands Wouter van Someren (Handewasser) United States Wesley Cwiklo (chompr) Taiwan Liu You-Chen (D2C-BURBERRYqq)
Tony Hawk's Project 8 United States Dustin Valcalda (DuVaL_AK47) United Kingdom David Treacy (Zaccubus) Austria Mario Hunger (plan-B_WC_Ente)

References

  1. Lee, Newton (1 April 2006). "2007 World Cyber Games Grand Final in Seattle: WCG 2006 in Monaz, Italy, October 18-22, 2006". Computers in Entertainment. 4 (2): 12–es. doi:10.1145/1129006.1129025. Archived from the original on 17 April 2021. Retrieved 11 March 2023.
  2. Hutchins, Brett (2008). "Signs of meta-change in second modernity: the growth of e-sport and the World Cyber Games". New Media & Society. 10 (6). SAGE Publications: 851–869. doi:10.1177/1461444808096248. ISSN 1461-4448. Archived from the original on 24 February 2023. Retrieved 11 March 2023.
  3. ^ Fung, Stephen (12 October 2007). "Impressions of the Seattle World Cyber Games 2007 Grand Final - Futurelooks". Future Looks. Archived from the original on 4 October 2022. Retrieved 11 March 2023.
  4. Wakabayashi, Daisuke (5 October 2007). "Pro gamers spurn geek stereotype as go mainstream". Reuters. Retrieved 11 March 2023.
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