Over at the Blizzard forums you can find the sixth StarCraft 2 Q&A, answering more community questions about the game.

The latest StarCraft 2 Q&A has been posted on the Blizzard forums. This week fans asked about the max player count, smart casting, building placement and the use of shields by marines.

The StarCraft forums have a fourth StarCraft 2 Q&A posted, with more community questions answered.

This thread on the official StarCraft forums offers answers to several fan submitted questions about StarCraft 2. Topics include heroes, max population count and hotkey customization. Thanks Blizzplanet.

IncGamers has the latest StarCraft 2 interview, asking lead producer Chris Sigaty about the highly anticipated strategy game sequel. The interview was conducted during the announcement weekend.

Blizzard's StarCraft 2 website has been updated with an Insider Interview on the game. Cinematic creative director Nick Carpenter is asked about the game's cutscenes as well as the cinematic trailer.

A full 20 minutes of StarCraft 2 video footage is now available over at FileShack in HD resolution showing off several new units and abilities featured in the upcoming StarCraft sequel.

IGN, GameSpy and GameSpot have StarCraft 2 write-ups, describing a demonstration of the game by Blizzard at the Worldwide Invitational event. GameSpot also has a couple of other SC2 articles: Q&A session details Starcraft II, Blizzard talks Starcraft II gameplay details and Blizzard talks Starcraft II art design.

During opening ceremonies at the Blizzard Worldwide Invitational in Seoul, Korea, Blizzard Entertainment today announced that the sequel to its phenomenally successful real-time strategy game StarCraft is currently under development.

Blizzard has issued a few details about the game, most importantly noting that it will utilize "a custom 3D-graphics engine with realistic physics and the ability to render several large, highly detailed units and massive armies on-screen simultaneously." StarCraft II will also apparently ship with many of the core features of the original: a single player campaign, online multiplayer via Blizzard's Battle.net... Read more

So the rumor mill has been going pretty wild lately and at least a couple different sources are pointing towards a StarCraft universe-based massively multiplayer game as the announcement coming soon in Korea. Blizzard has already confirmed that it plans to announce a new product on May 19th in Korea and it doesn't take a rocket surgeon to speculate that it is StarCraft-related given the venue. The Blizzard rep quote, in case you forgot:

"We do intend to announce a new product at the Worldwide Invitational next month in Korea, and we appreciate the enthusiasm and interest in getting an advance look at what that will be, but players will have to wait until May 19th to find out more. Also, we have a very strong connection with the characters and settings of StarCraft, and we do plan to revisit that universe at some point in the future, but we don't have anything new to announce in that regard at present."

In addition, CVG has been told by "well placed US sources" that a StarCraft MMO is in the works. So there you go, a StarCraft MMO may be coming soon. Or, as is more likely with Blizzard timetables, within the next 5 years.

Following rumors from Korean website ThisIsGame that Blizzard would be unveiling the long-awaited StarCraft II at the Blizzard Worldwide Invitational on May 19, company representatives have confirmed that Blizzard plans to reveal a new game at the event and that the company plans to revisit the StarCraft universe someday--but stopped just short of saying if that to be announced game is StarCraft II.

"We do intend to announce a new product at the Worldwide Invitational next month in Korea, and we appreciate the enthusiasm and interest in getting an advance look at what that will be, but players will have to wait until May 19th to find out more," a Blizzard representative told Kotaku. "Also, we have a very strong ... Read more