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We've all seen the many ludicrous platforms that people have managed to get Doom working on, but since we seem to finally be running out of 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:weird places to play Doom, hackers and modders have finally moved on to other games. Case in point, here we have a 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Counter-Strike: Global Offensive fan plying their trade on a smartwatch. The box underneath the watch indicates it's Timon-branded, and given the fact it's playing CS:GO at all, we can assume it has some sort of networking capability. It also has the potential to display custom images on a tiny square screen and accept the inputs of an almost equally tiny Logitech keyboard and mouse combo. However, the formula for going from a smartwatch to a m🌊inuscule on-the-go CS:GO platform is unknown. It's likely a similar process to how managed to get the original Counter-Strike running on his Android-branded smartwatch five years ago. That hack ran terribly and didn't have internet connectivity. It seems like technology has so vastly improved over the past five years🐠 that wrist-mounted CS:GO has become playable.
Despite being over a decade old, CS:GO still commands an enormous global audience. That was proven on the game's tenth birthday last month when CS:GO boasted 1,039,889 players. 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:And for the month of September, CS:GO had an even higher peak player count at 1,100,366 players, although thꦿe average number of players seems to have slipped a bit compared to August.ไ
Rather than getting CS:GO to run on your watch, you're probably much better off with Valve's handheld PC, the Steam Deck. Having to get used to joystick or touchpad controls might be a bit of a challenge, but you can always plug in a mouse and keyboard if you really want. Plus, with Valve 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:ramping up production, you might even get your Steam Deck in time for Christma🍌s.🦹