Counter-Strike 1.6 history

Counter-Strike 1.6 history: the moments, maps, Majors and changes, from the sources of the time.

Counter-Strike 1.6

2003–
  1. Illustration for "Counter-Strike games in order: release dates from 1999 to 2004"

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    Counter-Strike games in order: release dates from 1999 to 2004

    Counter-Strike release dates in order: the 1999 beta, version 1.0 in 2000, the Xbox version, Condition Zero and Counter-Strike: Source in 2004.

    By CSgoFriends

  2. Illustration for "Counter-Strike: Condition Zero: three studios and the 2004 release"

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    Counter-Strike: Condition Zero: three studios and the 2004 release

    Valve's Condition Zero page named three co-producers from 2002 to 2003, and a Steam news post announced the release on March 23, 2004.

    By CSgoFriends

  3. Illustration for "Counter-Strike esports in the CS 1.6 era: CPL to IEM, 2001-2010"

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    Counter-Strike esports in the CS 1.6 era: CPL to IEM, 2001-2010

    How the CPL turned to Counter-Strike in 2001, how version 1.6 arrived in 2003 and where the game was played at ESWC, WCG and IEM, up to 2010.

    By CSgoFriends

  4. Illustration for "Classic Counter-Strike maps: Dust to Inferno, 1999-2001"

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    Classic Counter-Strike maps: Dust to Inferno, 1999-2001

    How six classic Counter-Strike maps arrived, from Dust and Nuke in Beta 4 to Dust II and Inferno in version 1.1, and what became of them later.

    By CSgoFriends

  5. Illustration for "Counter-Strike 1.6 release: the Steam beta and September 2003 launch"

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    Counter-Strike 1.6 release: the Steam beta and September 2003 launch

    How Counter-Strike 1.6 moved from a delayed Steam beta in January 2003 to its final release in September 2003, and what changed in the game.

    By CSgoFriends