Counter-Strike Source

About Counter-Strike Source. This game can play everyone. You can buy this legal game on the shop or in the internet. But you can download CS:S in fans web, but you can't play in legal servers becouse you haven't legal CS:S. If you buy CS:S in the shop then you have legal CS:S and can play in all world servers. In game are Terrorist and Counter terrorist teams.. If you selected Terrorist team you need planted the bomb in the bombsite of map. If you selected Counter Terrorist team you need save bombsites or defuse the bomb.. If you seen the emeny run and kill him!

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About Counter-Strike Source

Pre-loading of Counter-Strike: Source to cybercafe owners (as part of the Cyber Cafe program) began on 9 August 2004, being released for play two days later. Vouchers for the pre-release game were available with the purchase of ATI Radeon video cards and with Counter Strike: Condition Zero; the pre-load for these users began on 16 August 2004, with the game again becoming available two days later.[1] The game can be bought individually on retail boxes or in "game packs" which Counter-Strike: Source comes bundled within, with prices varying from US$ 19.95 to US$ 99.95 The game is rated M for Mature by ESRB for ages 17+ for violence (digital download in Steam software).[2]

Only 1 day after the initial cyber-cafe release Valve began what would become the first in their long line of updates for CS: Source. By the time of its official release almost two months later, Valve had eliminated numerous bugs and added several updates and patches.

The betas and official release versions shipped with only two player models (one per team) - the "Phoenix Connection" terrorist (a member of the fictional Phoenix Faction) and the SEAL Team 6 counter-terrorist. Being an early version, the player models were low quality and out of proportion, giving rise to being commonly described as having "peanut-heads". Valve released several successive versions of the two original characters.

Around Christmas 2005, an update was released for CS: Source, adding two new player models - the GIGN and Guerilla. This was followed by the addition of the Leet and SAS player models on March 1st, 2006, and the GSG 9 and Arctic models on April 12th, 2006.[3]

Changes from Counter-Strike to CS: Source include the improvements inherent to the Source engine (such as better graphics and modified physics), as well as updated models, animations, maps, sounds, and some small gameplay changes. This change is caused by use of the use of valve's HAVOK phyics engine enabling more interactive enviroments and ragdoll physics