https://www.pcgamer.com/rumour-valve-ar ... life-alyx/
This is it boys and girls and everyone else!!! This will surely happen!!! Valve will surely not disappoint this time!!! More VR and more Half-Life is exactly what everyone always wanted!!!PC Gamer wrote:Rumour: Valve is about to announce a VR game called Half-Life: Alyx
We'll believe it when we see it.
Update: According to a new transcript of the leaked interview, Half-Life: Alyx will be shown at The Game Awards on December 12.
Original story: This November 19 will mark the 21st anniversary of the release of the original Half-Life, and according to rumor it will also be when Valve announce a flagship virtual reality game called Half-Life: Alyx.
"March 2020, "Half-Life: Alyx" comin' out", says Geoff in the transcript.
Responding to the question of whether this game would be available for players without VR headsets, "I mean we would love to be delivering a version of this that you could play with a mouse and a keyboard, but like as we said, it began as an exploration of VR," an unnamed person replies.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1T7D ... qk/preview
fuckin' lmao this is new!!! I definitely believe you, document. this is certainly what will happen and screw bideo jamg jurnalzists for doing a jurnalzism. it's their fault if it all goes to shit, not our weirdo Valve leaker cult's. this message definitely not brought to you by Tyler "I'll believe anything" McVicker who routinely reports on the most vague of nonsense leaks and overhypes things that literally don't even exist because he's pointlessly gullible and himself the worst kind of clickbait artist.Definitely real transcript of a definitely real interview wrote:Update: Before you read, here's something you should know: PC Gamer decided to run this story, with this document linked inside of it. This was an awful decision on their part, as it has the possibility to delay the actual teaser, or release of the game. You should be ashamed of yourselves for deciding to run a story for clicks alone. I personally ask that you stop supporting them, and support Tyler McVicker, a content creator who runs stories on Nintendo, Valve, and Bethesda instead, as he puts much, much more effort into his content. If you're looking for full information on HLVR, and HL:A, I suggest this video.
Screw you, PC Gamer, and screw your standards.
Sincerely, NCE, and the rest of the VNN community.
anyway I leave the rest of this to you to decide, PPPP. is this indeed a real interview that we will see next Wednesay oh no I'm sorry at some indeterminate point in the future because PC Gamer just ruined everything by... reporting on a rumor Tyler himself is betting his whole reputation on.Definitely real rest of leak wrote:(from Geoff, assumingly:) "but why does this have to be VR only? Which you know is a fair concern for people, right? It's like, are they forcing me to buy VR to have the next "Half-Life" experience? Is that just 'cause you think the opportunity for innovation was sort of in the VR space with this? You're not doing a flat screen version of this game, right?”
(in response to Geoff:) “Yeah, I mean we would love to be delivering a version of this that you could play with a mouse and a keyboard, but as we said,
it began as an exploration of VR,” (snippet ends)
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(Geoff speaking, assumingly:) “But then again it brings - obviously to this one, and why this, why now? Some people would probably cynically say, oh Valve has to go back to making games now that Epic's chippin' away at Steam, and "Artifact" wasn't necessarily the hit
everyone wanted it to be” (snippet ends)
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(Geoff speaking to Robin, assumingly:) “March 2020, "Half-Life: Alyx" comin' out, and again, yeah, we'll do "The Final Hours" next year. You know, it's been so fun to do those with "Half-Life", "Half-Life 2", "Portal", and that will take everyone through really the past decade at Valve and all that you guys have been through, all the experiments that you don't know about,” (snippet ends)
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(Unknown speaker, presumably Gabe:) “You can see their whole body-- Respond to the situation. You know, panicking, dropping clips on the ground as they fumble their weapons 'cause a zombie's in front of them, all these things, they're just - it's been really fun watching playtests.
Anyway, so yeah, it's been really fun to build this. I think wherever we go next, or whatever platform, whatever we focus on, I think we're excited-- Come on Robin (walker), say it!”
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(Geoff speaking, presumably:) ”We wanna know why -- No but as you said, the engine is now at a point where it's like, you can do this stuff now, right?”
(Unknown speaker, presumably Gabe:) "Yeah, the engine is ready now. I think it's like Robin says, we want to put this out and see how the world reacts to it before we make any concrete plans about what we do next." (snippet ends)
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(Geoff:) “Right, March, you're callin' it?”
(Unknown speaker:) In March, yep. The trailer. But I think people probably wonder, okay, moving forward does this mean that Valve now is just making VR games? Are we going to get that Half-Life 3, or that new big, epic kind of Valve game down the road? Or is it, oh now we're makin' VR games, that's what we do?
I mean, we're very excited about this, but you know, until we ship, you never know. Maybe we're all really wrong, and it's terrible. We have to wait and see what the reception is like.” (snippet ends)
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(Geoff:) Speaking of "Half-Life: Alyx", (It will be at) The Game Awards, December 12th. We will have more to share with you on the game there so I hope you get to tune in. I'm excited to show more of it there.
Thanks for watching, and get ready. "Half-Life's" back in 2020.” (end of snippet)