01 · Server
The console installs the dedicated server and everything it needs to referee matches, keeps it up to date and runs it while the match is played.
It downloads the dedicated server and the add-ons needed for refereeing, always from each one's official source. If a server is already installed, it uses that one.
When a patch comes out, updated players cannot join an outdated server. The console tells you when the version has fallen behind and updates it at the press of a button.
During the match, the console shows who is connected and gives direct access to the server, with no separate tools.
Two matches at once, each on its own server, with its own veto, camera and broadcast.
Every round is backed up with each player's money and stats. If the server goes down, the series resumes from the round where it stopped.
A console backup carries tournaments, teams, matches and settings to another PC, in a single file.
Server management is available for games that have their own dedicated server: currently Counter-Strike 2, Counter-Strike 1.6 and Call of Duty 4.