A breath of fresh air when it was released, Team Fortress 2 has long been neglected in favour of other games. However, the reasons it was popular remain relevant, and here’s why an esports push makes ...

As a concept it’s nearly trite, and many attempts lack the sincerity of Valve’s approach in the late noughties, when they carved names like Heavy and Pyro into the annals of video game history.

Meet DALL-E, the A.I. That Draws Anything at Your Command New technology that blends language and images could serve graphic artists — and speed disinformation campaigns. Share full article 145 ...

Either choose the Pyro or run away from him. This pyromaniac hails from the good old FPS game called Team Fortress 2. The Pyro specializes in fighting enemies at close ranges. He uses a homemade Flame ...

The first major content update for Team Fortress 2 brought a new map, a new mode called payload, three new medic weapons, and the “ Meet the Scout ” animated short. The update, named after the map ...

Update July 9, 2016: On top of a competitive mode update, Team Fortress 2 is now letting you decide whether Heavy or Pyro gets a full class overhaul in weaponised electoral battle.The very wittily ...

Tim Norman Valve are dressing it up, but Team Fortress 2 ‘s new Mann vs. Machine mode is really just an adaptation of the co-op Horde mode that’s become popular in FPS games in recent times.

Valve recently released Meet the Pyro, the final of their "Meet the Team" videos used to cinematically introduce the characters from Team Fortress 2. Using a tool called Source Filmmaker, which in ...

We hope you already watched the hilarious Meet The Pyro video from Valve. It was made using Team Fortress 2 characters in Valve’s Source Filmmaker (SFM) tool, which is just now becoming ...

The five year long rundown of Team Fortress 2 's nine caricatured charactures has finally been completed with the release of "Meet the Pyro." It turns out that the fire-loving Pyro isn't psychopathic ...

As we all know, we finally, finally met the Pyro in “Team Fortress 2”. And it was…it was…damn, it was disturbing. It might just be the creepiest short film I’ve seen in years.