An article on CNNMoney's Game Over section talks about the future of Xbox Live, which, in case you didn't know, Counter-Strike will be a big part of.
While "Halo 2" won't be released this year, Microsoft does have a few potential big titles in its online arsenal. "Project Gotham 2", the sequel to the million-plus selling launch title, will feature a multiplayer mode. And "Counter-Strike", which has been an enormous multiplayer hit in the PC world, is slated to make its Xbox debut this fall.In addition to the online version of CS obviously being a big sale for Xbox Live, those standard non-live Xboxers will have a vast single player campaign at their fingertips since the version of CS shipped to the Xbox will be that crazy Condition Zero. Anyway, you can read the rest of the Xbox Live article right here.
Both games should do well, but neither is expected to be a system driver, say analysts.
"Counter-Strike's good," said Mike Wallace of UBS Warburg, "but it's not Halo."
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