08-02-07, 20:45 | #1 |
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Bad news for fellow Half-Life fans
Half-Life 2: Episode Two, originally scheduled for Christmas 2006 and then shifted back to Winter 2007 and then even further back to Summer 2007, has been delayed again, for the third and hopefully the last time. The period in which the game is now estimated to be released is Autumn.
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What kind of policy is that? I doubt they have problems building a bunch of maps of the size we know from Ep1. Fan community is more active than that. There must be something fishy going on there -_-
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Yep, I admit I don't follow it too dutifully.
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As I have not played this game before, I'm seeing a very increasing pattern of companies constantly pushing back release dates for more time, then when they release it, they've chopped up unfinished stuff or actually leave the game unfinished. Someones really going to need to address this issue, other wise people are going to stop bothering paying $40-70 on an unfinished video game. It's not worth it. |
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Admittedly VALVe are not the best at sticking to the deadlines that they themselves set, but unlike most companies, they always produce top-notch quality games at the end of the day.
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11-02-07, 13:09 | #9 |
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I heard it was delayed until late 2007...
http://www.computerandvideogames.com....php?id=157158 But according to Doug Lombardi, it's fall 2007... *crossing fingers* |
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