CSGO is back on Steam, if you know where to look Counter-Strike 2 has largely been a continued triumph for Valve, sitting atop the Steam charts and consistently pulling daily player-count peaks that nearly double the second-placed Dota 2. Yet some of us crave the way things used to be. If that's you, the good news is that predecessor Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, most affectionately...

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A doctor who had a genetic condition that prevents teeth from forming searched for the DNA mutation that had affected his family for over 150 years.

Fortunately, most of Antarctica remains stable, but the vulnerable areas are in grave danger.

Just like in 2001: A Space Odyssey, the apes went wild for a crystal monolith

For as long as I've been covering the Call of Duty scene (which is much closer to a decade than I'd care to admit) leaks have been part and parcel of the annual cycle. Rumors of which Activision studio is making the next game, what it'll be called, where it'll be set, and what kind of content it'll offer regularly spill out into the open, but over the years the amount of credible sources for those leaks have steadily diminished. Following some extremely significant claims from one of the last-remaining, prominent CoD leakers last week, which Activision publicly denied, it seems it's properly had enough. The leaker in question, TheGhostOfHope, claims that they have been "legally demanded" by the company to stop releasing information about the future of Call of Duty.

It's no secret that Tencent has stakes in, well, pretty much everything. It outright owns League of Legends and Valorant developer Riot Games, alongside other giants like Dune Awakening's Funcom and Path of Exile's Grinding Gear Games. It also has shares in some of the biggest companies out there, including the likes of Techland, Ubisoft, Remedy, Paradox, and even FromSoftware. It also owns 35% of Epic Games, and has apparently invested in Discord and Roblox. I really mean it when I say Tencent is everywhere. But that may be set to change, as, according to a new report, the Trump administration is considering whether or not the Chinese behemoth will be allowed to keep its stakes in several of these developers.

Two minutes into Neva's opening cutscene, the dog dies. This is not a spoiler; it's the point. Nevertheless, that dispassionate truth doesn't diminish the emotional response this particular death evoked in players. Widely considered the most heartbreaking game of 2024, Neva 'broke' us before we even knew what we were mourning, perhaps because it wasn't really about the dog.

Counter-Strike 2 has largely been a continued triumph for Valve, sitting atop the Steam charts and consistently pulling daily player-count peaks that nearly double the second-placed Dota 2. Yet some of us crave the way things used to be. If that's you, the good news is that predecessor Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, most affectionately known as CS:GO, is now back on Steam, boasting its own unique page, although you'll need to look closely to find it.

Martha Stewart has a lot of insight when making a home beautiful is the matter at hand. She decorated her walls with elegant dinnerware, and now you can, too.