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I thought this was rather interesting to put here, as it gave me some theories on HL2 Ep3.
http://kotaku.com/#!5799661/valve-turns-to-singleplayer+plus-not-no-more-singleplayer-says-chief
In the same interview, Newell mentions a reason for having Half-Life and Portal in the same universe. And he also says, "When you're thinking about games, you sort of want to think about how characters collide."
HL2 Ep3 co-op with Gordon Freeman as player 1 and Chell as player 2, anyone? I'm thinking it's possible.
http://kotaku.com/#!5799661/valve-turns-to-singleplayer+plus-not-no-more-singleplayer-says-chief
Gabe Newell said:That entertainment is inherently increased in value by having it be social, by letting you play with your friends, by recognizing that you're connected with other people.
Single-player is great, but we also have to recognize that you have friends and wanted to have that connected as well.
It's not about giving up on single-player at all. It's saying we actually think there are a bunch of features and capabilities that we need to add into our single-player games to recognize the socially connected gamer.
In the same interview, Newell mentions a reason for having Half-Life and Portal in the same universe. And he also says, "When you're thinking about games, you sort of want to think about how characters collide."
HL2 Ep3 co-op with Gordon Freeman as player 1 and Chell as player 2, anyone? I'm thinking it's possible.











