FPS fans will know that Counter-Strike: Global Offensive's 10-year anniversary is right around the corner on August 21, but so far all players have had to commemorate the event is the CSGO10 sticker event in-game. However, it appears that Valve might have a little surprise in store for the anniversary that will make the game look a whole lot prettier if rumours and a leak prove true.

CS:GO has infamously run on the original Source's code since its 2012 release, but rumours and speculation have only increased as the 10th anniversary draws closer. Now, CS:GO YouTuber and streamer 'TheWarOwl' seems to have slipped up mid-stream and leaked that the competitive shooter is being ported to Source 2.

"I'm honestly waiting for the Source update in August," TheWarOwl says in the video clip. "Oh, I shouldn't have said that." He could be dead-pan joking of course, but it should be noted that TheWarOwl was a software developer long before his YouTube career talking about CS:GO kicked off, so it would make sense if he knew what was going on behind the scenes.

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