LATEST ARTICLES 
Since its debut in 2015 as a soccer-focused platform, Fubo has evolved into a premier sports streaming service and a robust all-in-one streaming solution. With over 200 channels, ample DVR storage for
Author: NoahReading:0
Modders are the unsung heroes of the gaming industry. Without their ingenuity, genres like MOBAs (born from RTS mods like StarCraft and Warcraft III), auto battlers (evolving directly from MOBAs like Dota 2), and even the wildly popular Battle Royale genre (thanks to an ARMA 2 mod) wouldn't exist. That's why Valve's recent announcement is such thrilling news for the gaming community.
Valve has updated its Source SDK, incorporating the complete Team Fortress 2 codebase. This empowers modders to build upon Valve's established framework, creating entirely new games. While the license requires these creations and their content to remain free, history shows that successful, initially free projects often evolve into commercially viable ventures.
Furthermore, Valve has released a significant update for all Source engine multiplayer games. This update introduces support for 64-bit executables, a scalable UI and HUD, crucial fixes for client-side prediction issues, and numerous other enhancements.
This is a momentous occasion for modders, and we eagerly anticipate the innovative and groundbreaking games that will undoubtedly emerge from this opportunity.
