My review is simple. Probably, you played the original game Half Life 2 before the episode one (obviously). And I played 5 additionnal hours of the original game. Same ennemies. Same guns. Same ambiance. Practically the same place. The episode one is an extension with nothing of new.
Hey Matt: I was running a 9800 Pro as well, with a gig or ram. Definitely wasn't a hardware issue. Having played PC games for quite a many years, I understand they can't get it perfect. No one will.
Among the benefits of seeing behind-closed-doors sessions at E3 is the chance to see things long before the general public catches wind of what developers have in the pipeline. One of the prime examples this year was EA It Before writing up the score for the expansion I first went back and reviewed...
Few companies tease its customers as well as Valve. 1998's Half-Life ended on an intriguing note, with series hero Gordon Freeman basically being "recruited" by the mysterious G-Man to work for him as a dimension-hopping commando.
Exciting and fast-paced action ride with some of the best Half-Life gameplay to date; New team dynamic is fun and a welcome change of pace from the traditional lone-wolf gameplay; Sharp writing; witty dialogue; and some of the best characters in a game; Top-notch production values from the...
Incredibly short; featuring only four to six hours of gameplay; No new multiplayer content
Parents need to know that players navigate a dark storyline featuring an apocalyptic alien invasion and the potential end of the human race. Action is fast and furious, featuring graphic violence and incredibly creepy situations. Players use grenades, machine guns, a signature crow bar, etc.
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