Gamecenter has posted a new interview with Gearbox Software's Randy Pitchford, talking to him about the upcoming Dreamcast version of Half-Life. Randy confirms that they will be supporting the Dreamcast's VGA box (an adaptor that lets you hook the console up to a standard VGA monitor) and talks a bit about the changes they're making from the PC version. Here's an excerpt:

The technology team doing the porting (Captivation) is planning lots of goodies. These include content upgrades (such as higher polygon models) and feature upgrades (such as special effects and lighting). The primary advantage of the Dreamcast is that it's a consistent platform, so the game will look as good as it possibly can without concern for low-end systems (there are no low-end systems!). This means that the Dreamcast version is likely going to be much more impressive than the PC version. You'll see for yourself in a few months or so when the game is ready for us to start showing more of it.