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Cadred.org managed to corner the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive champions, Ninjas in Pyjamas in DreamHack Valencia. Continue reading →

Here we go again, recapping all this week’s stories in our weekly round-up. Some of you might have missed our juicy articles, so we list down our stories for your convenience. Read up and stay safe everyone! Continue reading →

After three days of tough Counter-Strike: Global Offensive action, Ninjas in Pyjamas (NiP) prevailed over team VeryGames (VG) to win DH Valencia 2012. Continue reading →

In what could be described as against the norm, Epsilon has removed their just recently acquired French CS:GO team. And the reason why they had to GO is not really explained fully. Continue reading →

One of the newest to join the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive hoopla is the eSports Organization Absolute Legends, but in doing so also meant dropping their old CS 1.6 team. Continue reading →

Due to the escalating Senkaku Islands dispute between China and Japan, ESL has decided to cancel the Intel Extreme Masters event that was supposed to be held in Guangzhou. Continue reading →

CPL’s back for 2012! And we have staged yet again an event to remember for all the Starcraft 2 and League of Legends fans, as evidenced by the images below. Hundreds of eSports fans, cosplay enthusiasts, amateur and professional gamers gathered at the Shenyang Science Palace to witness The CPL 2012 Shenyang Championships. Continue reading →

After 13 years of success in the Counter-Strike 1.6 scene, German eSports organization Alternate aTTax has decided to drop support for Valve’s FPS Classic. In an announcement to their official website, Alternate has parted ways with their CS 1.6 roster. Continue reading →

HLTV.org received a very good news for Counter-Strike 1.6 fans; DreamHack’s Romanian partner PGL will not switch to CS:GO. Continue reading →

The often-maligned younger brother of CS 1.6 and elder sibling of CS:GO, Counter-Strike: Source got a recent update which is a bit surprising considering that Valve is pushing GO rather aggressively. Continue reading →