A downloadable status that includes Osama Bin Laden's hideout has been developed for the video game Counter-Strike: Source.
Created by developer Fletch, the software map is termed fy-abbottabad once the city in Pakistan where the al-Qaeda leader was found in hiding.

He was killed throughout a raid by elite US Navy Seals on Monday two Could.

The map features intricate details of Bin Laden's $250,zero00 compound however will not let gamers access the buildings.
'Dangerous style'?
In an on-line blog Fletch rejected criticism that it had been early on when Bin Laden's death to form such a map.
"What a ton of individuals do not understand is that the only factor this map has in common with Osama is location," he said.
"I will see why individuals would suppose it is in unhealthy style, however honestly if that's your opinion you'll moreover protest the entire game (furthermore many others)."
Since being made on the market on 7 May it has been downloaded a lot of than 9,000 times.
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US-primarily based games company Valve Software is behind Counter-Strike, which lets gamers play completely different situations online through their home computers.
Updated version
People will opt to take on the role of terrorists or counterterrorist officers, with missions like saving hostages or effecting assassinations.
According to a recent blog post Fletch says this map is solely an early version of his final idea which can be updated shortly.
He wrote: "Anyway, on to the important update. de-abbottabad is shut to completion.
"I notice it a lot a lot of enjoyable than this (fy_) version.
"The plan is that the T's (terrorists) have came back to destroy sensitive info before it can be located and brought away."