Half-Life 2 is on the way

Rumours of vapourware unfounded

By Staff at the Newsdesk

Tue Apr 22 2003, 10:36

GOOD NEWS for gamers everywhere. Planet Half-Life has received a little information from Valve that should make you happy. Half-Life 2 will be shown at E3 in May.

The site also adds a little information from Gamer.nl that the embargo on magazines reporting about the new game will end on 28 April, so expect a rush of previews and screenshots then.

Many game players consider the original Half-Life to be the best PC game ever, so this sequel has an awful lot to live up to. Let's just hope it's at least as good. µ

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