Admittedly, this is REALLY stretching it, as, while Half-Life can be INCREDIBLY creepy at times, it's not really a horror game......I'm just testing the waters here a bit, and, like before, y'all keep on giving me some input.
http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3156434
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Half-Life 2: Orange to Compliment 'Black Box'
Both PC and console versions undergoing the revision.
By Patrick Klepek, 01/17/2007
Last week, 1UP speculated the reason the forthcoming bundled release of Half-Life 2, its two episodic expansions, Team Fortress 2 and Portal were being rebranded as Half-Life 2: Orange on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 was to reduce confusion for gamers who hadn't been followed the series on PC. IGN, however, has more details on the change, and outlines the alternative, entitled Black Box.
Black Box will retail for $39.99 on PC only and feature Half-Life 2: Episode 2, Team Fortress 2 and Portal -- pricing it quite a bit higher than Episode 1's $14.99, but you're getting far more bang for your buck here, too. Orange Box, however, is coming to PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 and contains the original Half-Life 2, Episode 1 and everything else described for $59.99 -- an incredible deal, if you think about it.
Steam users, of course, should be able to pick and choose what they want at individual prices, though Valve hasn't divulged what exactly those will be just yet.
Both PC and console versions undergoing the revision.
By Patrick Klepek, 01/17/2007
Last week, 1UP speculated the reason the forthcoming bundled release of Half-Life 2, its two episodic expansions, Team Fortress 2 and Portal were being rebranded as Half-Life 2: Orange on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 was to reduce confusion for gamers who hadn't been followed the series on PC. IGN, however, has more details on the change, and outlines the alternative, entitled Black Box.
Black Box will retail for $39.99 on PC only and feature Half-Life 2: Episode 2, Team Fortress 2 and Portal -- pricing it quite a bit higher than Episode 1's $14.99, but you're getting far more bang for your buck here, too. Orange Box, however, is coming to PC, PS3 and Xbox 360 and contains the original Half-Life 2, Episode 1 and everything else described for $59.99 -- an incredible deal, if you think about it.
Steam users, of course, should be able to pick and choose what they want at individual prices, though Valve hasn't divulged what exactly those will be just yet.
