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Valve Signs With EA to Distribute
Future Releases of Half Life 2 Worldwide is the press release announcing
that EA will be Valve's new publishing partner at retail. Here's a bit:
Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ:
ERTS -
News), the world's leading
interactive entertainment company and Valve®, the award-winning studio behind
the blockbuster franchises Half-Life® and Counter-Strike(TM), today announced
that the two companies have entered a multi-year agreement to deliver a
collection of Valve games to players worldwide. The first two games to be
released under this agreement are Half-Life 2: Game of the Year and
Counter-Strike: Source(TM) for PC, both launching this fall. In addition,
Half-Life 2 for the Xbox® video game system from Microsoft, currently in
development at Valve and targeted for release in October, will be published and
distributed worldwide by EA.
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Jul 19, 2005, 19:49 |
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Half-Life2 came with my video card. Last time I actually bought a Valve product was when a some of us pooled money for one of the Half-Life packs with CS, BlueShift etc... and we only did that for the CD keys so we could play Natural Selection online (Never even opened the CD sleeves).
Steam doesn't work properly or efficiently.
Half-Life2 was nice, but the Source engine aint that hot (multiplayer wise).
Counter-Strike was old *years* ago... Source version doesn't fix that.
DOD:Source... meh, gimme Call of Duty2 (Yay, no Steam!).
And WTF happened to the mod scene?
/me cries
Stuff it... I'll go gank some Alliance to make myself feel big.
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