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The Counter-Strike 1.6 remake, CS: Legacy, runs into legal troubles with Valve

The Counter-Strike 1.6 Source engine remake has run into a legal hurdle. Its developers promise they're working with Valve to resolve the issue, and that its early access window might have to be pushed to 2026 as a result.

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The Big Business of 'Counter-Strike' Case Openings

Nadeshot’s epic case opening session on Twitch and YouTube last week might have just inspired the entire North American Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) scene to come back (probably not), but anyone who likes CS2 and gambling we were treated to an epic three days of case-opening shenanigans. It also opened my eyes to the billion-dollar economy […]

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Cs: Legacy: Remake of Cs 1.6 in the Face of Legal Obstacles

CS: Legacy: Remake of CS 1.6 in the face of legal obstacles CS: Legacy could be delayed (source image: @cslegacygame on x) With the remake of Counter-Strike 1.6 in... The post CS: Legacy: Remake of CS 1.6 in the face of legal obstacles appeared first on World News.

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The fan remake of Counter-Strike 1.6 is encountering legal issues

In March 2025, we informed you about a fan remake of Counter-Strike 1.6 in the Source Engine, CS:Legacy. However, it appears that this fan remake is now running into some legal trouble with Valve. For those who did not know, CS:Legacy is built from the ground up with 100% custom code and game assets. The … Continue reading The fan remake of Counter-Strike 1.6 is encountering legal issues → The post The fan remake of Counter-Strike 1.6 is encount…

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