With Portal co-existing in a world along with Half-Life, crossovers are a definite possibility. Unfortunately, according to Kim Swift, we won't be seeing any Portal gun versus Gravity gun duels in the foreseeable future. Rumors surrounding the device's name, "Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device" suggested the return of another Half-Life character, Adrian Shephard. Adrian, the central character to Opposing Force, meets a similar fate to Gordon Freeman under the G-Man. Though the sequel to Half-Life continues Gordon's story, the whereabouts and condition of Adrian is still relatively unknown.
Sure, I don't think it was newsworthy, but obviously some people did including Blue.It's just as well it's Blue's news then, and not Riley's news, where the audience would be berated for liking Valve games, or pretty much anything else that King Riley doesn't like, or objects to, or that might theoretically be discontinued some time in the future.
Honestly? I'd like to see Half-Life 2: Blue Shift. Get an idea what Barney's been up to this whole time - maybe get a chance at some different playstyles. I doubt Barney's personality is really conducive to "stealth" gameplay or anything like that, but his undercover position as a Metrocop opens up a number of exciting possibilities.That sounds a lot like Contract JACK for the NOLF series. Take away all the stealth and non-combat stuff, and that's the game you get. But wait, didn't most people hate Contract JACK and Blue Shift?
Jesus christ, get over yourself Riley.Why should I? You obviously haven't.
These were interviews from websites...its not like Valve released some press release to announce this.No, a Valve employee, Kim Swift, announced it in a conference at GDC with fellow game professionals that was reported on several major gaming websites including this one. Sure, I don't think it was newsworthy, but obviously some people did including Blue.
If you don't care about Valve or their games why do you insist on making negative comments regarding them?Because the opportunity presented it, and I obviously enjoy it.
Not much of a life you have going there eh?The few minutes at most it took me to write that post certainly didn't keep me from the rest of my activities. Plus, you are absolutely the last person who should be making that charge since my continual criticism of Valve is certainly no worse than yours of me.
I fail to see how the name "Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device" suggested Adrian Shephard's return as the story claims.
LOL! This was simply an excuse to keep the game in the news since it is still fairly far from release. Only the Valve lapdogs care about any continuity amongst the games so this was also a bone thrown to them.
"Both the “left” and the “right” pretend they have the answer, but they are mere flippers on the same thalidomide baby, and the truth is that neither side has a clue."
- Jim Goad
then again, given the way people blow shit out of proportion I can't blame them for clearing things up just in case....LOL! This was simply an excuse to keep the game in the news since it is still fairly far from release. Only the Valve lapdogs care about any continuity amongst the games so this was also a bone thrown to them.
"Both the “left” and the “right” pretend they have the answer, but they are mere flippers on the same thalidomide baby, and the truth is that neither side has a clue."
- Jim Goad
Its quite hypnotic really. Perhaps its a portal.
Honestly? I'd like to see Half-Life 2: Blue Shift. Get an idea what Barney's been up to this whole time - maybe get a chance at some different playstyles. I doubt Barney's personality is really conducive to "stealth" gameplay or anything like that, but his undercover position as a Metrocop opens up a number of exciting possibilities.