Valve Software released the final version of Counter-Strike: Source last week to customers who preordered Half-Life 2 on its Steam online content service. This new version of Counter-Strike will serve as the multiplayer component to the long-awaited sequel to Half-Life, once that game is released. For now, CS: Source's release will give anxious shooter fans something to do while they continue to wait for Half-Life 2. Does the conversion to the Source engine significantly change what is widely considered the world's most popular online shooter? The short answer is that if you never liked Counter-Strike before, then the conversion to the Source engine isn't likely to change your opinion of the game, unless your primary quibble was with the graphics. For those who already play and enjoy Counter-Strike, then CS: Source will offer a very welcome face-lift that should extend the life of the venerable game even further.

GAME FEATURES


LAN and can be played in the No-Steam servers.
Against the computer (by boat) can be played.
All the original textures, models, and includes audio. Extra Texture pack is required.
Which contains all the updates until 2010.
There is support for multiple languages. (15 languages, including Turkish)
Turkish translation of the game to give later in the summer.

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS

Minimum: 1.2 GHz Processor, 256MB RAM, DirectX 7 graphics card, Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7

Recommended: 2.4 GHz Processor, 512MB RAM, DirectX 9 graphics card, Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7


INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS for

Parthians are all in the same folder.
Is extended by right click the first parta. (WinRAR - Extract Here ..)
CSS_Final_01-01-2010-DiGiTALZONE.exe opens and the game is installed.