jAkUp
04-21-03, 12:39 PM
Half-Life 2 Screenshots:
http://hl2hc.halflife.org/pics/screenshots/
Half-Life 2 Previews:
http://www.gamespot.com/xbox/action/halflife2/preview_6026488.html
http://pc.ign.com/articles/400/400985p1.html
http://www.gamespy.com/previews/may03/halflife2pc/
http://www.shacknews.com/extras/e_halflife_2/
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/news/news_story.php?id=90625
http://www.gamemarshal.com/gamecenter/preview.php?&id=39
>Like the original Half-Life, Valve currently has no plans for a pre-release demo.
>Headcrabs will be back! Although some of the Xen aliens will be your friends this time around.
>Barney is back, and all the voice actors from the original Half-Life are reprising their roles. Also returning is Half-Life's original writer, Marc Laidlaw.
>While the new engine has all sorts of fancy features, it's still designed to scale and work on lower-end machines. Apparently a 700mhz processor and a video card capable of running DX6 is enough, although a 2ghz with a GeForce4 is recommended. >Rumors about NVidia or ATI exclusivity are unfounded.
>Alyx is not a playable character. You're still Gordon Freeman, and Gordon doesn't talk. Nor will there be cut scenes.
>Scripted Sequences will be more interactive.
>ALL objects in the game world are affected by the physics.
>Movement speed of HL will be retained.
>There will be drivable vehicles in both single and multiplayer.
>Known locations: City 17, a harbor, a jail, the suburbs, a dried up ocean, an icebreaker ship.
>An upgraded Hammer editor should ship with the game, but instead of just editing maps it's now described as a "complete development environment" for maps, mods, and more.
>Half-Life 3 is planned, so expect another cliffhanger ending.
http://hl2hc.halflife.org/pics/screenshots/
Half-Life 2 Previews:
http://www.gamespot.com/xbox/action/halflife2/preview_6026488.html
http://pc.ign.com/articles/400/400985p1.html
http://www.gamespy.com/previews/may03/halflife2pc/
http://www.shacknews.com/extras/e_halflife_2/
http://www.computerandvideogames.com/news/news_story.php?id=90625
http://www.gamemarshal.com/gamecenter/preview.php?&id=39
>Like the original Half-Life, Valve currently has no plans for a pre-release demo.
>Headcrabs will be back! Although some of the Xen aliens will be your friends this time around.
>Barney is back, and all the voice actors from the original Half-Life are reprising their roles. Also returning is Half-Life's original writer, Marc Laidlaw.
>While the new engine has all sorts of fancy features, it's still designed to scale and work on lower-end machines. Apparently a 700mhz processor and a video card capable of running DX6 is enough, although a 2ghz with a GeForce4 is recommended. >Rumors about NVidia or ATI exclusivity are unfounded.
>Alyx is not a playable character. You're still Gordon Freeman, and Gordon doesn't talk. Nor will there be cut scenes.
>Scripted Sequences will be more interactive.
>ALL objects in the game world are affected by the physics.
>Movement speed of HL will be retained.
>There will be drivable vehicles in both single and multiplayer.
>Known locations: City 17, a harbor, a jail, the suburbs, a dried up ocean, an icebreaker ship.
>An upgraded Hammer editor should ship with the game, but instead of just editing maps it's now described as a "complete development environment" for maps, mods, and more.
>Half-Life 3 is planned, so expect another cliffhanger ending.