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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive gets new features targeting the server browser and the recoil. Valve is taking very seriously the problem when it comes to CS: GO. Protecting the title as the king of FPS games earned by Counter-Strike is not an easy task after all. Thus, the developing progress is revealed constantly closely assisted by the beta testing team, which also has increased its number. The latest additions to the game led to a new set of weapons and new maps suggested by the Arms...Read Full Story

A massive update for the beta of Valve's upcoming first person shooter game, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, has been released today. Among other things this update contains bug fixes, new weapons added, new maps and a change to quick matching along with a new voting feature available to players via the in-game menu.Valve has admitted that the beta has been rocky with crashes and major bugs so far so these fixes should go a long way to improving things. However, they have added that "All of...Read Full Story

When Counter-Strike: Global Offensive was first unveiled it was hoped that the game would include a fantastic new cross-play feature that would allow gamers on different systems to play against each other. i.e. Xbox 360 gamers against PS3 or PC players. However it now looks as though that highly anticipated feature has now been kicked into touch, and will not be arriving on the new Counter-Strike: Global Offensive game when its launched this summer. (…)Original Story Counter-Strike: Global...Read Full Story

Here are some new screenshots to coincide with the news that Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is getting new Arsenal modes. There are guns, people wearing masks, and buildings in these screens, so you know that they are genuine.  I love that we've gotten this influx of shooters that are boiling the genre back down to its roots. Between this, Serious Sam 3 and Hard Reset, FPS fans who aren't necessarily into cover-based military shooters have a lot to look forward to.Read Full Story

Tweet Remember that tiny game? The one by the unknown development studio? I think it was called Valve. They made Full Life or something. There was also Counter Struck. Wait, Counter Strike – that’s the one. Yes, by now we all know the rags-to-riches story of the world’s favourite competitive shooter. Starting off as a user-developed mod for Half Life, Counter Strike has evolved into a FPS power-house. The cream of the crop battle away at LAN tournaments to bring home ear-watering prize pots...Read Full Story