Gamer Syndrome: Who hasn’t heard of Valve’s Counter-Strike? It’s undoubtedly one of the most popular games in the FPS genre and one of the most played games of all time. Even a decade later the game has hundreds of thousands hooked.
The game has seen the creation of many Internet phrases such as “1337″ (Leet) “Uber” “pwnage” etc. And now an attempted murderer?
The dates for CSGO Majors and RMR events in 2022 and 2023 have been outlined by Valve in a recent email to tournament organizers.
A security researcher found a “critical” bug in Valve’s game engine that powers the popular online game. And the company has been slow to fix it.
DSOGaming writes: "Modder ‘gEck0_’ has released a graphics overhaul mod for Counter-Strike: Source, called Counter-Strike: Re-Source (2019). Counter-Strike: Re-Source is basically a compilation of countless textures, models, skins, shaders and more that aims to greatly improve the visuals of this 2004 Counter-Strike game."
