Half-Life 2: Delay? Maybe, Playable? Yes [Oct 07, 2003, 4:42 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
New delay for
Half-Life sequel on BBC News (thanks Eraserhead) has a quote from Christophe
Ramboz of Vivendi Universal Games on the Half-Life 2 source code theft that
takes a completely different direction than the talk of four month delays found
in a different article (story), as they have him saying:
"Vivendi Universal Games is only the distributor of the product, which is
produced by the US studio Valve and so it will up to them to make an
announcement." Meanwhile, Thieves
steal playable version of Half-Life 2 on CNN Money contradicts reports that
downplay the amount of code stolen, choosing to reveal that the Source
source thieves "also stole enough game maps and other components to put
together a playable build of the game. Today, five days after the first leak,
they have released that build."
Everyone stop being so stupid.
This was *NOT* intentionally released by anyone within Valve or anything like that.
The beta is rather extensive in what it includes.
What are you talking about? The version floating around is newer than the E3 build.
It's not hard to find if you're looking for it. But don't look for it, because that would be wrong.
~Steve
This was *NOT* intentionally released by anyone within Valve or anything like that.
The beta is rather extensive in what it includes.
Hopefully, by 2004 we'll have a game that looks more like the E3 build than this beta.
What are you talking about? The version floating around is newer than the E3 build.
It's not hard to find if you're looking for it. But don't look for it, because that would be wrong.
~Steve
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