Counter-Strike 2 is no longer compatible with Mac and certain computers

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Counter-Strike 2 is no longer compatible with Mac and certain computers

Valve has made quite a radical decision regarding the future of Counter-Strike 2 on certain machines. The game will no longer run on 32-bit computers and DirectX 9, and macOS is no longer supported aswell.

The U.S.-based company justified its decision simply by saying that "as technology advances, we have made the difficult decision to discontinue support for older hardware".

Source: videogameschronicle.com

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