*claps loudly*CM156 said:I think at this point we can expect the next instalment in the amount of time equilivant to Uranium-234's half-life
*claps loudly*CM156 said:I think at this point we can expect the next instalment in the amount of time equilivant to Uranium-234's half-life
fanklok said:They just said they're planning on continuing Gordon's adventures, so obviously they're making a dating sim where you play as Gordon and try to get the heart of either Alix, Chell, Glados, or Barry.
Is it too early to cry, "April Fools!"? Seriously, I don't trust any news leading up the 1 April.Tom Goldman said:Valve Says "Hang In There" For Half-Life 2: Episode 3
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Half-Life 2: Episode 3 is coming, so just chill.
Valve can't take a step without fans calling out questions about when Half-Life 2: Episode 3 is going to come out, or be announced, or even if Valve is thinking about it. In a recent interview, Valve marketing and PR chief Doug Lombardi confirmed that the game is certainly on the way.
Talking to AusGamers, Lombardi said: "You will ever see [more Half-Life], yes. We are not done with Gordon Freeman's adventures. I have nothing other than that to tell you today, but hang in there with us."
Half-Life is a first-person shooter series that sprang Valve to massive popularity back in 1998, praised for its use of scripted sequences rather than movie-like cutscenes, and for silent, goateed main character Gordon Freeman that regularly beat up headcrabs with a crowbar. Half-Life 2 [http://www.amazon.com/Orange-Box-Pc/dp/B000PS2XES] hit stores in 2004, after a delay in 2003 due to a source code leak. Half-Life 2: Episode 1 expanded on the sequel's story in 2006, while Episode 2 did the same in 2007. Since then, almost 4 years later, there hasn't been any more Half-Life news.
Lombardi didn't necessarily say that Episode 3 is coming, so Valve could be planning to skip it for an entire new release considering the amount of time that has passed. The company is still being tight-lipped, but at least we know that Freeman will return, as if we didn't already. Just keep hanging.
Source: AusGamers [http://www.ausgamers.com/features/read/3037280]
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I'd be interested to see how you feel now, knowing that is wrong.GeorgW said:Everybody knows they're just waiting for Portal 2 to release.
I will bet someone that the end of that game will have a release date or at least a trailer for Ep 3. And that Freeman will make a cameo in the game.
Wow, that's old. I've got a new theory. I think they're pretty much done, and are one day just gonna release it on Steam without any previous announcement or marketing.Grey Day for Elcia said:I'd be interested to see how you feel now, knowing that is wrong.GeorgW said:Everybody knows they're just waiting for Portal 2 to release.
I will bet someone that the end of that game will have a release date or at least a trailer for Ep 3. And that Freeman will make a cameo in the game.
Well, it's not like the game would need hyping up (the community has been doing that for years) and you wouldn't need to advertise it, because the fans of that series are so die-hard they would buy anything with the name Half-Life in it, lol. But I really can't see them not doing anything for it. They'll at least slap up a logo and put on a "Coming Soon" bit.GeorgW said:Wow, that's old. I've got a new theory. I think they're pretty much done, and are one day just gonna release it on Steam without any previous announcement or marketing.Grey Day for Elcia said:I'd be interested to see how you feel now, knowing that is wrong.GeorgW said:Everybody knows they're just waiting for Portal 2 to release.
I will bet someone that the end of that game will have a release date or at least a trailer for Ep 3. And that Freeman will make a cameo in the game.
But that's the point. Maybe they can do some ads later on, but it'd be so much fun not saying anything before it comes out. We all know Valve is just a big troll, and how trollish wouldn't it be to not even announce one of the most anticipated games ever? It doesn't need any promotion, it's HL3...Grey Day for Elcia said:Well, it's not like the game would need hyping up (the community has been doing that for years) and you wouldn't need to advertise it, because the fans of that series are so die-hard they would buy anything with the name Half-Life in it, lol. But I really can't see them not doing anything for it. They'll at least slap up a logo and put on a "Coming Soon" bit.GeorgW said:Wow, that's old. I've got a new theory. I think they're pretty much done, and are one day just gonna release it on Steam without any previous announcement or marketing.Grey Day for Elcia said:I'd be interested to see how you feel now, knowing that is wrong.GeorgW said:Everybody knows they're just waiting for Portal 2 to release.
I will bet someone that the end of that game will have a release date or at least a trailer for Ep 3. And that Freeman will make a cameo in the game.