Le was hired by Valve (along with Counter-Strike's co-creator Jess Cliffe) after the rights to Counter-Strike were bought by the developer. However after working at Valve for several years Le decided to leave Valve to work on an all new game. Working with developers in South Korea, the fruits of his efforts have resulted in Tactical Intervention, a Source Engine based multiplayer shooter that's being published by FIX Korea and will enter closed beta testing in the US on May 28.
In one of the first interviews about the game, Le talks about leaving Valve, the differences between Counter-Strike and Tactical Intervention and other topics.
SteamFirst: If you’re a fan of the Counter-Strike series or even the first person shooter genre then it’s likely you’ve heard about Tactical Intervention. It’s a FPS developed by a co-creator of Counter-Strike, Minh “Gooseman” Le on the Source engine.
Your Daily MMO and MMORPG News for Wednesday October 9th. Today Bethany discusses The Elder Scrolls Online, Star Wars: The Old Republic, Age of Wushu and Tactical Intervention.
TPReview have been playing the Tactical Intervention beta and chatting with Minh Le about his vision for the game. Car chases, attack dogs and rappelling!
