Half-Life 2: Orange Box preview video interview

7 September 2007

Posted by:Ferry

This Half-Life 2: Orange Box video interview with developer Valve boss Gabe Newell gives a great preview of the games. The package will include Half-Life 2, and the shooter sequels Half-Life 2: Episode 1 & 2, the team-based multiplayer game Team Fortress 2, and the action/puzzle game Portal.

The Half-Life 2: Orange Box has a release date for PC and Xbox 360 on October 10th in North America and October 12th in Europe, with the PS3 version to follow a few weeks later. You’ll also be able to download the PC version of the game on Steam from 12:01AM that day.

Watch a preview of the upcoming FPS games box.

Here are the PC version minimum specs: 1.7 GHz Pentium 4, 512 MB system RAM, and DirectX 8 compatible video card.

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Reeteshinator

Nice video
SM2099

THis is probably the sweetest deal ever made by humanity…

Not 1, not even 2 but 3 GAMES! for the price of one!

And these are not just remos or anything this are hours of multiplayer and single player campaing games that multiply or add (WHATEVER) between each other.

So let me get this straight again. You get Half Life 2 (awsome continuation and not an expansion) COMPLETE, you get a full game free for just which has the only purpose to tryout and give preview of what may come in the future of VG animation (Team Fortress) AND! you get a third game to see the response of a possible future game feature just to see if it clicks with people so they can use it or not on upcoming games?!

Nuff Said, go buy it. Its even if you like game or not… just the offer is to too good to be true. I´ll be keeping a close eye on this title.
SM2099

Just ralized I should do P.R. for valve. lol! lol!
supadupagama

The game kind of does the PR for itself, because not only does it include all 3 those games, it also includes both Half-Life 2 episodes! So while they are said to be relatively short (as in you can finish them in a day) it’s still more bang for your buck.
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