Discharger said:For some reason I have a hard time believing he's going to say "We announced a September 30th release date but we were wrong. We weren't even close to ready then and got behind schedule" etc etc
Trust me, they got hacked... I downloaded that leaked alpha stuff a year or so ago (ran like shit on my computer at the time). Game definitely wasn't ready to go gold then judging by that build, but I couldn't see anybody at valve leaking that info just to delay the game more.Discharger said:Damn, I want the rest to be ready now
It says he's ready to "come clean" -- is he going to say what many suspected, or is there something else we don't know?
For some reason I have a hard time believing he's going to say "We announced a September 30th release date but we were wrong. We weren't even close to ready then and got behind schedule" etc etc
Was it really because they got "hacked" or was that just a smokescreen? I don't doubt they got hacked, but was that the real reason for the delay, or were they just behind to begin with and used the incident as an excuse?
eXxy said:geoff keighly is one of the best gaming journalists around. i can't WAIT to read this.
Newell says. "If Half-Life 2 isn't viewed as the best PC game of all time, it's going to completely bum out most of the guys on this team."
It's September 30, 2004, and Gabe Newell is looking to the heavens. "OK, what now?" he asks the gods above, wondering aloud how the forces of nature will next conspire against Valve.
snapty00 said:Uh...
On the one hand, the information of the article is very interesting. On the other hand, I could've done without this overtly melodramatic tone.
Please.