World Cyber Games 2002
The World Cyber Games 2002 was held in Daejeon, South Korea from the October 28th to the November 3rd. Total prize money was $300,000.
Official games
Results
| Event |  |
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| Age of Empires II |  Nakamura Akihiro (Halen) |
 Ming-Chu Chun (IamKen) |
 Michel Rietdijk (Rip_Dreams) | |||
| Half-Life: Counter-Strike | M19 | Alexander Gribov (KaLbI4) | Nerve.svg.png.webp){kind=small} | Matt Stevenson (bl00dsh0t) | Mousesports | Jonas Bollack (Johnny R.) |
| Alexei Kozlovski (NooK) |
Ronan Ryan (#1Mug) |
Christian Pust (puCSt) | ||||
| Khan Viacheslav (Rider) |
Vunya Griffith (Phage) |
Sebastian Schweitzer (silencer) | ||||
| Vitaly Pochinkin (MadFan) |
Brad Dixon (Malone) |
Niels Karowski (Niels K.) | ||||
| Anton Kapitanov (Rado) |
Matt Neville (neville) |
Roman Reinhardt (Roman R.) | ||||
| 2002 FIFA World Cup |  Sang-Woo Hwang (ghanggi71) |
Doo-Hyung Kim (Jaguar) |
Stefan Berndt (Stefan) | |||
| Starcraft: Brood War | Yo-Hwan Lim (BoxeR) |
Jin-Ho Hong (YellOw) |
 Artur Michalak (Blackman') | |||
| Unreal Tournament | Christian Hock (GitzZz) |
 Samuel Boult (SHaggY) |
 Nicholas McCabe (eVeNfLoW) | |||
| Quake III: Arena | Alexey Smaev (c58_uNkind) |
 Alvaro Romero (Akiles) |
 Jason Sylka (Q4_Socrates) | |||
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