Electronic Sports World Cup 2010
Electronic Sports World Cup 2010 został rozegrany w Paryżu w 2010 roku. Po raz czwarty w dziejach ESWC turniej został rozegrany w stolicy Francji. Data imprezy to 30 czerwca - 4 lipca[1]. Miejscem zmagań graczy będzie Disney®Village. Łączna pula nagród wyniosła 200 000 dolarów.
Rozgrywane konkurencje
Uczestnicy Electronic Sports World Cup w 2010 roku rywalizowali w 11 konkurencjach.
- Counter-Strike
- Counter-Strike Women
- Defense of the Ancients
- FIFA 10
- Guitar Hero 5
- Need for Speed: Shift
- Quake Live
- Trackmania ESWC
- Street Fighter 4
- Virtual Tennis
- Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
Państwa biorące udział w Electronic Sports World Cup 2010
W turnieju Electronic Sports World Cup 2010 wystartowali reprezentanci z 56 krajów.
Algieria
Arabia Saudyjska
Argentyna
Australia
Bangladesz
Belgia
Bośnia i Hercegowina
Brazylia
Chile
Chiny
Chorwacja
Cypr
Czechy
Dania
Egipt
Ekwador
Francja
Ghana
Grecja
Gwadelupa
Hiszpania
Holandia
Indie
Indonezja
Iran
Irlandia
Izrael
Japonia
Kolumbia
Korea Południowa
Łotwa
Malezja
Mali
Meksyk
Niemcy
Nigeria
Pakistan
Panama
Peru
Polska
Portugalia
Południowa Afryka
Rumunia
Rosja
Serbia
Singapur
Słowenia
Stany Zjednoczone
Szwajcaria
Szwecja
Tunezja
Turcja
Ukraina
Wielka Brytania
Włochy
Wybrzeże Kości Słoniowej
Partnerzy
- Peugeot
- Virgin Radio
- mcm
- VeryGames
- all pass
- jeuxvideo.com
- Dailymotion
Przypisy
- ↑ ESWC.com: ESWC re-born (ang.) [dostęp: 19.12.2009]
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