They say good things come to those who wait and Zero Empathy will be hoping the almost year long wait was worth it as they finally return to the CS:S scene. The organisation first rose to prominence when they picked up the former DSRack squad, boasting players who have since gone on to bigger and better...

There can’t be many CS:S players in Iceland so when Tropadeleet folded, following some steady performances at LAN under the Twisted Play name, we were almost about ready to delete the Icelandic flag from our database. Hang fire though… Turns out there are a few others out there and now the team...

The battle of the CS:S gods is upon us ladies and gentlemen, sit back, relax and watch it unfold live on SourceTV. maleK vs Ex6TenZ? SmithZz vs NBK? RpK vs shoxie? They are all questions that have been asked since the former VeryGames lineup decided to part ways and the latest French “superteam”...

Reason Gaming and their CS:S squad have come to a mutual agreement which will see the team leave the organisation. The Danish CS:S side have been considered one of the best in their country and in Europe for some time now, having represented the organisation at a number of tournaments, including the ESWC...

Is your CS abstinence starting to take over at work or school? You can now tend it by playing on your mobile device. A Russian mobile phone community – 4pda – has created a portable Counter-Strike 1.6 version for mobile devices running certain Android, ARM and GL systems. Although very simple, the mobile...

Although it may be hard to believe the title of this thread isn’t a thinly veiled attack on the age and hardware requirements of 1.6. You can actually play the game on your mobile phones. Now that’s out the way and I’ve hopefully avoided being reprimanded and psychologically assessed by the...

With 2012 getting underway, the community down here in Australia has had its setbacks and its triumphs, but overall, Counter-Strike: Source remains the most prominent and competitive eSports title in Australia. With the death of Counter-Strike 1.6 finally confirmed after its progressive demise over the last...

Natus Vincere have reached the final of the IEM VI Global Challenge Kiev following two straight 16:11 wins over fnatic , on inferno and tuscan. The Ukrainians were the team coming out on top in all the key clutch round situations and set the pace with solid leads at the half of both maps. The semi-final...

SK Gaming defeated Moscow Five in two straight maps to reach the final of the IEM VI Global Challenge Kiev. SK will face Natus Vincere in said final tomorrow at 11am CET, with $16,000 going to the winner and $8,000 to the runnerup. Regardless of the result SK Gaming will top the IEM VI Season rankings...

Natus Vincere are the IEM VI Global Challenge Kiev champions after thoroughly steamrolling SK Gaming in the final after only two maps and 40 rounds played. The final seemed set to be one for the ages, as the scariest team of the latter half of 2011, SK, faced off against one of the only teams who had beaten...

The third place playoff has just concluded and it sees Dignitas take the victory and win $3400. The best of three started with SK Gaming taking a 1-0 victory after some strong play, especially from Kevin ‘SR kev1n’ Rubiszewski on Tryndamere. His Tryndamere was well fed and enabled him to put out...

Natus Vincere have been crowned winners of the first 2012 major, winning the IEM6 Global Challenge Kiev ahead of SK Gaming, with a very convincing 2-0 score. The battle for victory in Kiev started on de_inferno, with SK on the CT side, from where they managed to secure a 1-0 lead, as they won the pistol...

fnatic are in prime position to win Group B of IEM VI Kiev following two straight wins in their first two games. First of all fnatic came back to win against WinFakt , they followed that up with a big win over Mousesports . IEM VI Kiev Group B: fnatic 16:12 WinFakt (inferno CT 6:9 CT 10:3) fnatic 16:06...

In what seems to be a bit of a trend it appears that the Finnish 1.6 team will be porting their skills to CS:S for one tournament only. We’ve seen numerous 1.6 teams attend CS:S events in the past to try their luck at a game most of the community consider to be inferior; the most recent of which saw...