The Zerg are arguably the most memorable part of the Starcraft series, to the point where they might as well be the mascot. It's easy to see why since the Terrans are just humans, and that's boring, ...

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The famous Zerg. The Zerg Rush became so popular that it is a term used even today when referring to any game where you are rushing your enemies. That swarming, rushing nature is still something ...

To properly look at the origins of “Zerg Rush,” we must first look at Starcraft. The game was developed by Blizzard Entertainment, makers of World of Warcraft, and other popular roleplaying games. Its ...

“Zerg Rush” is a specific strategy in the video game Starcraft in which you throw huge amounts of disposable bodies at your opponent to overwhelm them. In Starcraft, “Zerg” is an insect-like race that ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. IRVINE, Calif.--Blizzard ended months of Starcraft II silence at its headquarters today. We hadn't gotten the slightest morsel of new info on the ...

StarCraft, the classic real-time strategy game created by Blizzard Entertainment, is being turned into a miniatures game. Polish game publisher and plastics manufacturer Archon Studio made the ...

Google has hidden a new Easter Egg on its homepage that's bound to get gaming geeks hyped. Type the words “zerg rush” into the search bar on the Google.com site and you’ll see your search result on ...

As anyone who has played online games for any length of time will know, the territory comes with its ups and downs. One common issue, especially with resource-based open-world games that allow for PvP ...

Google’s Zerg Rush is a gift to all of us who believe that not every minute spent at work should be used in productive pursuits. If you have a few minutes to spare, try typing the words “zerg rush” ...

Feeling besieged by pesky little problems today? You might want to be careful with your Google searches. Users who look up the term “Zerg rush” Friday are finding the latest in a series of geeky ...