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Half-Life: Day One is the initial pre-release demo of Half-Life. It was designed exclusively for OEM partnerships and was often bundled with graphics cards. Even though it was never available to the general public, it was leaked and Half-Life became one of the most talked about games before even releasing. Half-Life’s proper demo (available free to the general public), is Half-Life: Uplink, which was released several months after the full game

• It is not possible to activate the console, however, it is possible both to enter console commands and to see console output.
• To enter console commands,  file should be extracted from “valve\pak0.pak”, a new line in “command” “any name” should be added to t should be added to \shell” of pak0.pak, and a key should be bound to a new command in the main menu.
• To see console output, the game should be launched with  command line argument. The output will be written into “valve\qconsole.log”.
• Day One DLLs were built on August 31, 1998, and the executable file was built on September 1. Its build number is 676. It is OEM Release Candidate 4 however, the text in the top-right corner of the console (which cannot be seen in-game but can be seen inside engine DLLs) says “Half-Life 1.0 Alpha build 676″, possibly a leftover from early alpha builds. The executable file version is 4.0.0.1, possibly referring to its Release Candidate number, but version range 4.x was later taken by dedicated server version of Half-Life.
• If the player attempts to access the area where “Blast Pit” was supposed to load the game will crash because the game could not find a Blast Pit map.
• There’s a weapon in the games skill configuration called The Zero Point Generator.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is a multiplayer shooter computer game developed by Valve and Hidden Path Entertainment. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO) is a sequel to the popular game Half-Life: Counter-Strike, which was released in 1999. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive was released on August 21, 2012.

The popularity and audience of CS: GO is constantly growing.

It is not the first year that a large number of sports tournaments, from amateur to professional, are held in the discipline The prize fund of the tournaments in CS: GO is constantly growing and amounts to $1,000,000 in some competitions. The game has a large number of weapon skins, they do not provide any additional advantage in the game, the price of which reaches several thousand dollars, and anyone can get them by playing the game or opening skins that also fall into the game. The finals of the major tournaments are broadcast on television, and bets on the outcome of the game are made by bookmakers, who talk about the further development and popularization of CS: GO.