German law enforcement officers better dust off their mice and get into some online games - gamers could soon be arrest for fragging others in online worlds.

Some serious cash was up for grabs over the last few days in the World Series of Video Games finals held in New York. Find out what happened at the event here.

The dynamic price scheme in Counter-Strike isn't working. Valve is hoping to tackle the problem by making the pistols more balanced.

Despite having some of the strictest regulations already in place over game content, the German government plans to introduce a law that will make it illegal for games players and developers to run violent games. The punishment? A year in jail.

Not content with creating the best tactical online shooter around, the chaps at Valve want to simulate a worldwide market for the arms trade in-game.

The controversial radar change has been implemented, we see whether it works.

Counter-Strike is about to get a pretty major update to gameplay. Don't let the enemy spot you...