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GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Counter-Strike is getting one of its biggest gameplay shakeups in years, with a change to ammo management that will force players to be more mindful ...

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Well, despite Valve sentencing CS:GO to death with the launch of CS2, it appears that the relic that is CS:GO is actually back, with its own unlisted, dedicated Steam link. The Steam link seems to ...

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive — known to most as CS:GO — is back on Steam in its own right… but only if you know where to look. A stinging caveat is that the servers have not been resurrected, nor ...

Counter-Strike 2 has largely been a continued triumph for Valve, sitting atop the Steam charts and consistently pulling daily player-count peaks that nearly double the second-placed Dota 2. Yet some ...

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