Spirit - Thursday, 19 August 2010 - Scene News
Following a series of good news regarding Counter-Strike Source with some famous teams concentrating their efforts on the game, now comes the opposite kind of news taking down the game value.
Power Gaming took the decision to let go their Counter-Strike Source team, as well as the FIFA section.
Spirit - Friday, 13 August 2010 - Main News
Some call this the Silly Season as players wander around and teams shutdown while others see the light of day. Taking a closer look at Counter-Strike Source, some moves have happened in the past few days and some teams changed their lineups, hoping for better results in the CSS season ahead of us. So let's find out more about who is who or who went where.
Spirit - Saturday, 07 August 2010 - Scene News
And when you thought it was safe to go back on the water, well, it wasn't. So Valve took the decision to try the CSS updates on the reopened Counter Strike: Source Beta, before disturbing the official version core with bugged updates. A wise move, as there were many complaints of game disruption every time a new patch was launched.
Spirit - Thursday, 05 August 2010 - Scene News
The German Counter-Strike Source team
Alternate Attax has finally found a lineup that will suit their needs, according to the published announcement. The previous team failed at an international level and the consequence was a roster restructure. Coming in are three former Thermaltake players, which leaves their previous team in serious trouble, and the organization is aiming high at the German EPS.
Spirit - Wednesday, 04 August 2010 - Scene News
First
Mousesports did it, now it is time for
SK Gaming. What are we talking about ? Counter-Strike Source obviously. Going in the same direction as Mouz, the famous esports organization picked up the former Hoorai/WILD LIONS team who most recently finished third in the ESL Major Series.
Spirit - Wednesday, 28 July 2010 - Main News
Some time ago Valve took the decision to change things around a bit in the Counter-Strike Source World. Facing the fury of a part of the players, they went ahead and launched an update to CSS that was mostly criticized by many communities. Nowadays things are quite different. Wandering around and reading the comments after some published updates, some are now in favor while others are still against, but the balance has changed.
All of this to announce the launching of a new Counter-Strike Source update, automatically applied when the steam client is restarted, as usual, and you can read about the included bug fixes, audio tweaks, and clan tag changes right here.
Spirit - Friday, 11 December 2009 - Main News
Again Steam is doing another promotion, this time on Counter-Strike Source. The only difference is that now they are cutting off 75% on the price of CSS, makig it 5$ or something like 3.75 Eur, which is surely good news for those who share accounts or just want to have a backup account (for cheaters too, but for those they should charge extra instead of cutting off the price).




























