Counter-Strike

Counter Strike: Source
$45.99
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Ideazon Counter-Strike Keyset for Zboard Gaming Keyboard (IW0NAE1-X1CSK01)
$19.99
This keyboard set is exactly what I hoped it would be,a way to improve performance and save valuable time at spawn site! The keys are very sensitive(in a GOOD way)and the many possible configurations are mind blowing!! Buy and enjoy!!!!!

Half-Life: Counter Strike
$6.00
Counter Strike is a very excellent game, I'll give it that. The graphics are very good, and I am a big fan for the 1st person view. I'd recommend checking out some screen shots and seeing if you like them or can get used to them. The game itself is very good, a good assortment of weapons, the guns are evenly, as in quality, distributed to the CTs (counter terrorists) and the Ts (terrorists). The only negative part about this game is that their is no outside game other then the online gameplay. If you don't have internet (I'm guessing you do knowing that you are reading this online review) don't get this game, because all their is in the actual CD-ROM game is training. The game is very addicting, so if you would like to do something productive it's best not to get this game. However, I enjoy this and when I have time their is a good chance I'm playing the game. The keys and control are great! Especially good for computer games, I am a big fan of them, because they are easy to use and quick to catch on too. Finally, the last negative part is that their aren't too many servers for beginners, though if you play with intermediate players you get better quicker. The loading is usually relatively quick, you better check out your computer settings, graphic card, and GBs available, before you get this game. If you are looking for a good shooter game that requires a little bit of tactics and communication between teammates this is definetly a must get.

The Orange Box
$29.99
HALF LIFE 2, as far as combat is concerned (there's a lot), is really difficult on "medium", so I had to switch to "easy" in order to finish the game. Unfortunately, HL2 doesn't have quite as many puzzles as HL1 and they're far less difficult (I never had to look up any walkthrough/cheats in HL2). However, the graphics were very immersive on my dual Radeon X1950/Crossfire rig and it was fun just from a sightseeing POV. Other than the basic virus/conspiracy story carried over from HL1, I had no idea what was going with the dialogue/drama between the father and daughter...slightly annoying, but doesn't matter as far as gameplay. (Far Cry is still my overall favorite FPS, yet.)

PORTAL is just a really fun and immersive single player puzzle game. I absolutely loved it. Even I made it through the whole game, without cheating, in just a few hours (and I'm pretty much a total dumbass)...then, a year later, I played it all the way through again!....AND I NEVER PLAY A GAME TWICE!

TEAM FORTRESS 2 has the most amazing comic style graphics (like something you'd expect from Disney or Warner Brothers), but I guess I'm just not the type that cares that much for character detail/abilities. I played it online and realized, unlike it's predecessors, I had to actually study what all the characters can do before playing...nah. Anyway, just like those before it, this online team shooter becomes a mildly satisfying, blurry/chaotic frenzy of bullets, explosions and bullets.



Steam hasn't been an issue at all. It installed flawlessly and, aside from an advertisement when you quit playing, it doesn't bother me or my system.