Lim "Larva" Hong Gyu won the finals of last week's Zotac Cup Masters Showmatch while playing StarCraft: Remastered with his foot and pretending to take a nap during the match. Zotac, the hardware company sponsoring the tournament, put out a statement in Chinese threatening to "officially ban Korean player Larva from attending any Zotac Cup competition organised by Zotac", and saying that it "really, really hopes Korean player Larva would apologise to his opponent".

Lim "Larva" Hong Gyu proved last night that he can win a StarCraft: Remastered match with his foot. During the finals of the Zotac Cup Masters Showmatch, Larva made quick work of his opponent's base, and in the game's final moments, he lifted his bare left foot onto the keyboard to tap in a few final button presses.

In a match last night at the Portland Retro Gaming Expo, one Luigi player pulled out a move that few would ever expect in a competitive setting: the taunt.

Victor "Punk" Woodley, the self-proclaimed "alpha of teabagging", climbed ever higher up the world rankings in Street Fighter 5 by placing first last weekend at Dreamhack Austin. But despite his wins, Punk's "alpha" side was nowhere to be seen in his final matches.

Victor "PG Punk" Woodley took first place in Street Fighter 5 last Sunday night at the NorCal Regionals. Between that and his first place finish at West Coast Warzone the week prior, he's all but guaranteed himself a top slot in the 2017 Capcom Cup. But the main reason why Punk has become the talk of the town is that he keeps teabagging his opponents.

Forget the "mum guesses the name of Smash Bros characters" memes. Smash Bros dads are coming out of the woodwork, and they're improving Smash Bros in their own special ways too.

Taunting is an important part of any multiplayer game -- and Smash Bros. is full of taunts. In fact, every character has a handful of taunts, all of which you can look at right here.