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Two popular mod and port projects have been shut down by Valve, the impressive Portal 64 port and the Team Fortress: Source 2 project.

Twitch changes CS:GO name to Counter-Strike, possibly indicating CS2s imminent release. Fans speculate on competitive scene transition.

It's officially happening: Valve has confirmed Counter-Strike 2 is coming to Steam in Summer 2023 complete with massive Source 2 upgrades and overhauls..

There has been a huge amount of evidence that a big Counter-Strike announcement is on the way. A number of backend updates and private blog updates detected on the CSGO website and Steam's backend point to this, and now, Valve has also gained the trademark for Counter-Strike 2. There is some debate over whether or …

It has been a big week for Valve leaks. A few days ago, an Nvidia driver update revealed the existence of CSGO2.exe and cs2.exe, pointing to a new version of Counter Strike being in development. Then, a reputable esports journalist revealed that Counter Strike 2 is indeed in testing and a beta could be coming …

More evidence points to the Counter-Strike sequel, powered by Valves Source 2 engine, might be arriving sooner than expected.

A buried reference in NVIDIAs newest graphics driver gives hope to fans eager for an update.

Earlier this month to celebrate the launch of the Steam Deck, Valve released a game… well, sort of. Aperture Desk Job is a small, 30 minute title set in the Portal universe with mechanics that teach players how to use the Steam Deck controllers. The game itself isn’t all that exciting, but the information contained …

Team Fortress 2 recently had a resurgence in players but Valve hasn’t really capitalised on that with new content updates. As we’ve seen with other Source games over the years, the modding community is now taking things into its own hands, with a new project aiming to rebuild Team Fortress 2 in the new Source …

Valves new Source 2 engine could receive RTX and ray tracing support, hopefully that means Half-Life 3 has ray tracing support.