In the first round, Van Wely- Short (1-0) the only decisive game thus far.  A QGD which to me seemed like a nice example of a successful minority attack.

I think corus simply has the best designed chess site out there for tournament viewing.

Regarding Korchnoi I have mixed feelings. He had a rough time around 1980, having left his wife and son in the URS, being boycotted by that same URS. This boycot was taken over by most big tournaments. Notable exceptions were Leeuwarden 1977, Linares 1979 and .... Hoogovens, the predecessor of Corus.
Add the influence of a certain Petra Leeuwerik and Kortchnoi's paranoia becomes not justifiable but understandable.

Kasparov is well known for his facial expressions. I read the entire website you plugged for Karpov-Korchnoi and there is not a single mention of a cheating incident. I think you use the word cheating against its very definition. It means to seek outside help ie either another grandmaster or computer during the game. So the false accusation of cheating would be to indicate your opponent did this when you have no evidence to support it. I consider false accusations detrimental to game, the image of the game and the players that being unfairly treated (in the aforementioned cases this is Kramnik and Kurnsov). Anyways sorry I diverted the topic more but even more sorry the person that brought up mamedjarov did so in the first place. 

I hope Carlsen, Kramnik, Anand, Nakamura, Shirov or Ivanchuk wins but honestly I expect its a battle between Kramnik & Carlsen with the rest as wild cards. It is nice to have so many good players to root for but mostly I just want to see good chess!