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Fascinating art piece with two booths set up in a dark, silent room playing Counterstrike (war video game). Every time you or an enemy is killed, the wall fixture bleeds a single drop. Sometimes it hits the floor and sounds just chilling.
Part of an incredible video game exhibition called "Space Invaders" at FACT Liverpool, combination Cinema / Art Gallery (two things that go together like Pizza Hut and Taco Bell)
While I played CounterStrike on the PC, I found that to be too easy; using mouse to aim is just too easy, a newbs crutch. That and the fact that you really had to know the better server hosts who kept their games hack free. I also didn't like Steam's sharing client browsing habits with other companies. CounterStrike on XBL was great, way better than that failure of a game; halo. If you told me that CS on XBL was the golden age of that community, I'd have to agree; as almost overnight with halo2's launch began influx of whiny brats and singing babies. h2 also marked my departure from that community, I saw Micr$ft as having Failed in their promises of delivering great titles. After all, halo2 was much hyped and it was crap.
CounterStrike is a legendary online FPS videogame at first only available on PC, but later adapted to the Xbox1, it was created by Valve distributed by Steam, RitualEntertainment and TurtleRockStudios were involved with the adaptation. A1R5N1P3R is a Progamer living in NYC.