Half-Life 2: Aftermath trailer released

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By Aaron McKenna

Wed Aug 10 2005, 15:34

GAMESPOT HAS NABBED an exclusive with the first official trailer of the upcoming and eagerly awaited Half-Life 2 expansion, Aftermath. The expansion promises to expand upon the rather lite story of the original and fill in time between now and the release of Half-Life 3, which is in development but details of which remain completely under wraps.

The trailer is available in high and low-res versions weighing in at 11.8MB and 5.1MB respectively.

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Aftermath Trailer

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