Halflife: Counter-Strike

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Jul 16, 2009

Counter-Strike Update Released

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PC - Halflife: Counter-Strike - Counter-Strike Update Released

Valve has released an update for their classic FPS Counter-Strike now available on Steam.
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Apr 23, 2009

Counter-Strike 1.6 update brings fixes

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PC - Halflife: Counter-Strike - Counter-Strike 1.6 update brings fixes

An update for Counter-Strike has been released by Valve and is now available on Steam.
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Mar 13, 2009

WarCraft 3 Player Gets £350,000 Deal

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PC - Halflife: Counter-Strike - WarCraft 3 Player Gets £350,000 Deal

IncGamers reports that 22 year old Jae Ho 'Moon' Jang, a Korean WarCraft 3 professional gamer who was dismissed from the MyM team just over a week ago, was rumoured to have negotiated a contract with WeMade FOX, a Korean gaming organisation. The rumour was confirmed yesterday, and 'Moon' is now the second best paid professional gamer in the world.
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Feb 23, 2009

CALeague Rumored to be Dead

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PC - Halflife: Counter-Strike - CALeague Rumored to be Dead

According to several rumors, the fact that their website and forums are currently offline and their dismal IRC channel topic ( "Andrew Waterman broke CAL….blame him and Angel Munoz"), there is reason to believe that the Cyberathlete Amateur League is no more.
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May 30, 2008

Valve Announces Steam Cloud - Indefinite Online Save Game, Replay Video, Kill-cam Storage, and other features

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PC - Halflife: Counter-Strike - Valve Announces Steam Cloud - Indefinite Online Save Game, Replay Video, Kill-cam Storage, and other features

Valve's been quite busy getting ready to roll out some impressive updates to their games and Steam in general:

"Valve today announced Steam Cloud, a free Steam system that will retain users' saved games and configuration files indefinitely.

Half-Life and Half-Life 2 will be the first games to support the service....

The company is also working on several new Steam systems, including a driver auto-updater and calendar functionality.

Another feature in the works is a system-requirement checker. The program will analyze your hardware and compare it to multiple games, estimating your performance and recommending upgrades.

Valve is also considering storing replay videos and kill-cam screens from games such as Team Fortress 2 and Day of Defeat: Source. "
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