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I remember picking up the Big Orange Box for 360, and it was so much fun with HL2 and TF2.
They made a new Terminator film after a 22 year pause.
The mod is 50gigs alone
It might struggle. The mod is 50gigs alone. Do you even have the space to download and install it ?
It's not just each level as a self-contained level. It's how the levels connect together. Your movements over the course of the game take place in a real virtual space. At the beginning of the game, when the Citadel goes off, you look out and basically see the entire stretch of land between you and it that you will transverse during the game as you progress level by level. You're actually looking at the space those level maps occupy.I'm pretty certain that episode 3 became Half Life 3... if you're interested I'll see if I can dig it up, but not too long ago I was reading an article by the head guy at Valve, forget his name, but that's basically what he said. Something along the lines of episode 3 was going to finish the story, but they wanted to make that ending chapter a full novel, rather than a novella.
Absolutely, but I thought you also had a PC? If it's any good, then the modded version of the game on PC will mitigate that "I feel like I'm in an old sci-fi movie where props that represent the pinnacle of galactic technology are constructed out of HVAC tubing."I have a digital copy of the Orange Box for 360 it's backwards compatible for the XB1 now too as I saw it on my ready to install list. I never played half life 2 though just Portal. I was thinking of playing the story on Half Life, but would the console version of this still hold up?
Absolutely, but I thought you also had a PC? If it's any good, then the modded version of the game on PC will mitigate that "I feel like I'm in an old sci-fi movie where props that represent the pinnacle of galactic technology are constructed out of HVAC tubing."
Um.... what?
Somebody must have forgotten about Terminator 3 and Salvation.
I'm pretty certain that episode 3 became Half Life 3... if you're interested I'll see if I can dig it up, but not too long ago I was reading an article by the head guy at Valve, forget his name, but that's basically what he said. Something along the lines of episode 3 was going to finish the story, but they wanted to make that ending chapter a full novel, rather than a novella.
What? Since when has valve ever acknowledged the existence of an ongoing or even cancelled Halflife 3 project? In fact I thought someone at valve did an interview 2 or 3 years ago saying they've never even started working on a Halflife 3 and had no plans to do so.
Even then the math still doesn't add up. There were 24 years between T2 and Genysis.
What? Since when has valve ever acknowledged the existence of an ongoing or even cancelled Halflife 3 project? In fact I thought someone at valve did an interview 2 or 3 years ago saying they've never even started working on a Halflife 3 and had no plans to do so.
It's one of those gaming mysteries. Like, I swear I can remember multiple articles talking about the development of Episode 3. However, when I look it up, there's not a whole lot to support that. I'm not sure if it's just my mind playing tricks on me, or Valve deleted parts of the internet, or we've crossed into an alternate dimension where Half Life 2: Episode 3 never existed...
I don't know man, but I swear to fuck they were working on it, and it's release was imminent way back when.
Stupid Warlock Gabe Newell!
I'll see if I can pull it up and get back to you. But I'm pretty certain HL3 has been started and scrapped multiple times. As I understand Valve lets people literally move their desk wherever they choose, meaning they move their desk to the project on which they want to work. Give me a few minutes and I'll see if I can pull up what I was looking at where they were talking about all of this.
Edit: I can't find what I was watching, so it looks like whatever it was that I thought was legit was in fact not legit or not credible. Apparently it was either hearsay or a "leak" so there's no real credibility. My apologies for spreading bullshit.
Just another instance that can be chalked up to that damn Mandela Effect.
No, you gotta go the Orange Box route. Yeah, it will still hold up. It's fucking magnificent.I don't have a gaming PC. I can run the Dolphin emulator alright on it though. With some tweaking the most powerful game I ran has been The Twilight Princess without any issues. I know it's an older game, so maybe my Laptop could handle it. How would it work with these specs.
2.6 Ghz i5 Core Processor (Ivy Bridge)
Intel HD Graphics 4000
8 GB Ram
I was just under the impression that it would probably run better on my XB1.
No, you gotta go the Orange Box route. Yeah, it will still hold up. It's fucking magnificent.
What? Since when has valve ever acknowledged the existence of an ongoing or even cancelled Halflife 3 project? In fact I thought someone at valve did an interview 2 or 3 years ago saying they've never even started working on a Halflife 3 and had no plans to do so.
Anyone playing through it for the first time or again, should install the Cinematic mod. It is a brilliant graphical overhaul that brings the game up to modern standards.
http://cinematicmod.com/