World Cyber Games 2003

The World Cyber Games 2003 was held in Seoul, South Korea from the October 12th to the 18th. Approximately 600,000 competitors participated and 562 players advanced to the Grand Final. Total prize money was $2,000,000. It was the third iteration of the World Cyber Games.

Official games

PC Games

  • Age of Mythology
  • FIFA Soccer 2003
  • HALF-LIFE: Counter-Strike
  • StarCraft: Brood War
  • Unreal Tournament 2003
  • WarCraft III: Reign of Chaos

Console Games

  • Halo

Results

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Age of Mythology Germany Andrew James Regendatz (pgfire) Taiwan Jr. Cheng Chen (IamShiauTz) "" Taiwan Yu-Jen Wu (Iamsky_tw) ""
FIFA Soccer 2003 Germany Dennis Schellhase (SK_styla) Germany Daniel Schellhase (SK_hero) South Korea Dae-Han Choi (Volcano)
HALF-LIFE: Counter-StrikeSK Gaming
Sweden
Michael Korduner
(ahl)
Team3D
United States
Johnny Quach
(boms)
Team9
Denmark
Ebbe Sønderskov
(B!tch)
Emil Pathric William Christensen
(HeatoN)
Kyle Miller
(Ksharp)
Kenneth Larsen
(jerry)
Abdisamad Mohamed
(SpawN)
Ronald Kim
(Rambo)
Mike Lutzhoeft
(spx)
Christer Eriksson
(Fisker)
Sean Morgan
(Bullseye)
Jonas Gundersen
(calc)
Tommy Ingemarsson
(Potti)
Dave Geffon
(Moto)
Uffe Sønderskov
(NituZ)
Starcraft: Brood-War South Korea Yong-Bum Lee (Ogogo) Germany Fredrik Keitel (FiSheYe) Canada Guillaume Patry (Grrr_ca)
Unreal Tournament 2003 Italy Nicola Geretti (ForresT) Netherlands Laurens Pluymaekers (fnatic_Lauke) Australia Dominic Lewandowski (snoop_dx_au)
WarCraft III: Reign of Chaos Bulgaria Zdravko Georgiev (SK_Insomnia) China Bin Guo (Chinahuman) Romania Sorin Popescu (TeGEviscErator)
Rank Country/Area Gold Silver Bronze
1 Germany Germany 3 2 -
2 Taiwan Republic of China 2 1 1
3 South Korea South Korea 2 - 1
4 Netherlands Netherlands 1 2 1
5 United States USA 1 2 -
6 Italy Italy 1 - 1
7 Bulgaria Bulgaria 1 - -
7 Sweden Sweden 1 - -
9 France France - 1 1
9 Spain Spain - 1 1
9 United Kingdom United Kingdom - 1 1
12 China China - 1 -
12 Kazakhstan Kazakhstan - 1 -
14 Australia Australia - - 1
14 Canada Canada - - 1
14 Denmark Denmark - - 1
14 Romania Romania - - 1
14 Russia Russia - - 1
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