The World Cyber Games 2006 was held from October 18 to October 22, 2006 in Monza, Italy.

Official games

PC games

  • FIFA Soccer 2006
  • Counter-Strike 1.6
  • Need For Speed: Most Wanted
  • StarCraft: Brood War
  • Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne
  • Dawn of War: Winter Assault

Xbox games

  • Dead or Alive 4
  • Project Gotham Racing 3

Special tournament game

  • PangYa

Invitational tournament game

  • Carom 3D
  • Quake 4 (All Stars)

Results

Official

Event Gold Silver Bronze
FIFA Soccer 2006 Germany Daniel Schellhase (SK|hero) Romania Ovidiu Patrascu (Eq-ovvy) Russia Victor Gusev (x4-alexx)
Counter-StrikePGS
Poland
Jakub Gurczyński
(kuben)
NiP
Sweden
Oskar Holm
(ins)
hoorai
Finland
Juuso Sajakoski
(contE)
Lukasz Wnęk
(LUq)
Abdisamad Mohamed
(SpawN)
Niko Kovanen
(naSu)
Wiktor Wojtas
(Taz)
Marcus Sundström
(zet)
Toni Luhtapuro
(toNppa)
Mariusz Cybulski
(Loord)
Robert Dahlström
(RobbaN)
Tomi Kovanen
(lurppis)
Filip Kubski
(neo)
Dennis Wallenberg
(walle)
Max Oskari Aspe
(ruuit)
Need For Speed Russia Alan Enileev (Alan) Russia Nikolay Frontov (USSRxMrRASER) Netherlands Steffan Amende (Steffan)
StarCraft: Brood War South Korea Yun-Sung Choi (iloveoov) South Korea Sung-Joon Park (JulyZerg) South Korea Jeon Sang-wook (midas[gm])
Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne China Li Xiaofeng (WE/Sky) France Yoan Merlo (4K^ToD) Ukraine Mykhaylo Novopashyn (SK|HoT)
Dawn of War: Winter Assault South Korea Kyung-Hyun Ryoo (SeleCT) Brazil Gregorio Costa (DeathGun) Germany Karsten Hager (sCa_Phoenix)
Dead or Alive 4 Canada Ryan Ward (Offbeat_Ninja) Mexico Israel Navidad (DIVINO_XMAS) France Stephane Maine (arngrine)
Project Gotham Racing 3 United States Wesley Cwiklo (TTR_Ch0mpr) Sweden Christopher Hogfeldt (TTR_Mclaren_F1) Finland Erno Kuronen (TTR_FinPro)

Special

Event Gold Silver Bronze
PangYa South Korea Jae-Heum Rhim (COR_임제흠) South Korea Suk-Joung Kim (COR_김석중) Japan Naoto Chiba (JPN_NAOTO)

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Invitational

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Carom 3D  ?  ?  ?
Quake 4 (All Stars) Sweden Johan Quick (Toxic) United States Jason Sylka (Socrates_) Italy Alessandro Avallone (Stermy)

References

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