Counter-Strike 2 may drop by the end of the month.
Counter-Strike 2 is seemingly going to release very, very soon. Valve is one of the most well-respected video game companies out there. They're best-known for creating Steam, the leading video game storefront which houses thousands of video games of all shapes and sizes.
Valve did surprise fans recently by announcing Counter-Strike 2, a game that will pretty dramatically improve the Counter-Strike experience. Fans have been playing the game in various tests all summer long with promises from Valve that everyone would get to play before summer ended. Sadly, summer has officially ended and there hasn't been a proper release date announcement. However, it sounds like Valve is teasing a release next week.
South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
How the writer’s strike and auto workers strike clash with big techA clash between organized labor and the rise of new technologies is front and center among a handful of major strikes.
Read more »
UWA strike may spread to more cities including ChicagoThe strike continues against the big three automakers, with no deal in sight between the United Auto Workers and GM, Chrysler parent company Stellantis, and Ford. More plants are expected to walk off the job on Friday if the impasse continues – and the Ford Plant at 126th Street and Torrence Avenue in Chicago could be one of them.
Read more »
Wrigley Field concession workers vote to authorize strikeA strike may be on the horizon for workers at Wrigley Field.
Read more »
An End to the Hollywood Writers Strike Could Be in Sight. Talks Continue Today.The Writers Guild of America began its strike in early May.
Read more »
‘Very close’: Writers Guild of America, studios near deal, sources sayThe Writers Guild of America has been on strike since May 2.
Read more »
How the UAW’s strike strategy could impact union, non-union workersUnion workers who have been called to strike in the UAW strike against America’s “Big Three” automakers will receive up to $500 a week from the union’s strike fund.
Read more »