Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Builds Some Hype With Release Trailer
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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Builds Some Hype With Release Trailer

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is due out in just a few days, so what better time for Valve to release a cinematic trailer. The trailer was built using the Source Filmmaker, which is really impressive in its own right. It’s hard to believe that the same engine used to make all these goofy Team Fortress 2 videos is behind this realistic mini movie.
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Published: Aug 20, 2012 12:44 am

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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is due out in just a few days, so what better time for Valve to release a cinematic trailer? The trailer was built using the Source Filmmaker, which is really impressive in its own right. It’s hard to believe that the same engine used to make all these goofy Team Fortress 2 videos is behind this realistic mini movie.

Anyways, check out the video below. You’ll be able to re-enact a few of the scenes when Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is released for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on Tuesday.

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