More great Half Life 2 info

[dbdg]

The counterstrike part at the end of the video looks terrible in comparism to what we already have.

[Helevitia]

Originally posted by dbdg
The counterstrike part at the end of the video looks terrible in comparism to what we already have.

You are the only person I've heard say that. It actually renewed my interest in Counter Strike.

Dave

[dbdg]

Well I know one other, it just looked very poor when compared to the sp game.

[NocturnDragon]

That's probably because it's CS with the source angine and not CS2.

[TnT]

Wow, check out this HL2 case:

http://212.61.68.76/rebels/hl2/

[KvHagedorn]

That is the coolest case mod I have ever seen. I would have left the keyboard and mouse alone though.

[skinrock]

That is the sweetest f*cking mod I've ever seen. I think the mouse and keyboard look great, he did a great job of "cracking" the keyboard.

[KvHagedorn]

yeah but i couldnt actually use that mouse with all the crud on it

[Helevitia]

Wow! That is incredible! Thanks for sharing.

[Novdid]

Some people have a lot of time on their hands eh?

[Jon P. Inghram]

I hope Valve sees that and gives him a free copy of HL2, wow!

[TnT]

Originally posted by Jon P. Inghram
I hope Valve sees that and gives him a free copy of HL2, wow!

No kidding, they should pay him to make another one and display it at HL2 promos or give it away in some contest.

[Wombat]

I wonder if they've offered to buy it?

[TnT]

Hackers caught

valve press release from http://planethalflife.com
Online Community Tracks Down Hackers

June, 10 2004 - Arrests have been made in several countries related to the break-in to Valve's network, theft of the Half-Life 2 source code, and release of the source code on the Internet.

"Within a few days of the announcement of the break-in, the online gaming community had tracked down those involved," said Gabe Newell, Valve's CEO. "It was extraordinary to watch how quickly and how cleverly gamers were able to unravel what are traditionally unsolvable problems for law enforcement related to this kind of cyber-crime."

Thousands of tips were received related to the criminal activities, with a core group of people who were able to analyze and backtrack from these clues. Subsequent to these individuals being identified, Valve has been working with various national authorities to prepare cases against those involved, leading to these arrests.

"It was very uplifting to see how the community rallied and tracked these people down. Everyone here at Valve is once again reminded of how much we owe to the gaming community," added Mr. Newell.

[Paddy]

Now would they PLEASE thank us by releasing the ****ing game!