Half-Life 2 Targeted for Summer Release
Gudlyf writes "According to CNN Money, Valve's director of marketing Doug Lombardi announced that the company is 'currently targeting this summer for the completion of Half-Life 2'. From the article: 'Valve does not plan to reveal any additional information until the time surrounding the E3 trade show, where the game will once again be shown this year. E3 will be held in Los Angeles May 12-14.'" The game was delayed following a previously covered code leak, and the article also notes: "Arkane Studios, an independent French developer that created the critically-acclaimed role-playing game 'Arx Fatalis,' has licensed [Half-Life 2's Source engine] for a forthcoming title [as has Troika's Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines]."
So, does this mean that halfway to summer, it will get delayed again? And then half way to the new date, a new delay? And half way to that date....
Who knew Half-Life was the estimated time to release?
But wasn't it released already?
taken! (by Davidleeroth) Thanks Bingo Foo!
Half-Life has had one of the longest lives (in terms of popularity) of any video game. I have gone back and played it (the single play) many times, and still do, and the game is from 1998. It is a timeless classic, and its modability has kept its multiplayer alive with CS and Firearms. Most people who actually know something about gaming would say this is the best game ever made.
For those who haven't seen the video, check it out here: http://www.gametrailers.com/gt_vault/t_halflife2_v ol1.wmv
"If it has screws, it was meant to be taken apart."
Thank god this was pushed back from it's previous release dates... now I might actually pass this semester.
[SIG] It's like putting a moose in the blender -- a recipe for disaster!
Don't they realize how difficult it is to get two weeks off from work starting on an unspecified date sometime in the "summer"?
"The world is full of skeptics and naysayers. :\"
I don't believe that for a second.
"when life gets complicated, I like to take a nap in a tree and wait for dinner" - Hobbes.