Global StarCraft II League
"Brood War" tournaments with cash prizes continued to be run following KeSPA's exit from the scene. In 2014, two years after professional KeSPA-sanctioned "StarCraft" competition ended, OGN once again televised StarCraft competition for two seasons. Starting in 2016, Afreeca TV began running the Afreeca StarCraft League (ASL) alongside their StarCraft II event, the Global StarCraft II League (GSL). In 2017, Blizzard announced ', a graphical and systems update to "StarCraft: Brood War" that left the gameplay completely untouched. Following the release of "StarCraft: Remastered", the scene had no trouble transitioning as the game remained exactly the same in terms of gameplay and only had its graphics and matchmaking improved, which didn't affect professional players. In 2018, coinciding with "StarCrafts 20th anniversary, Blizzard announced their own league, the Korea StarCraft League (KSL), bringing the number of professional individual leagues for "StarCraft: Brood War", now "StarCraft: Remastered", in Korea back to two for the first time since 2011 when the last season of MSL was played.