No Half-Life 3 at this year's E3, confirm Valve : Tech Digest

Sorry fans of the Freeman; Valve has confirmed that there will be no new product announcements from their team at this summer's E3 gaming conference.

That sadly means that, yep, we're gonna have to wait a little bit longer for Half-Life 3.

It's been quite a wait for a return to the sci-fi first person series (often heralded as one of gaming's best), with the last entry being Half-Life 2: Episode Two that was packaged with The Orange Box.

It's not just a lack of software that will disappoint Valve's loyal fanbase however, but also the lack of any hardware announcement. The rumour mill has been rife with chatter of a Steam Box, what is believed to be Valve's own attempt at making a games console. But it seems that too will have to wait for another event, if such a product even exists.

So what will Valve be showing off at E3? Expect to see more on Dota 2 and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, as well as the possibility of more news on Portal 2 DLC.

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Scott Reid

Oh! I didn't see that link in the article. Oh, wait. It's not there. I'm suggesting this site is terrible becuase you, as an article writer failed to provide evidence in the first place!

Maybe if you provided that link in this article in the first place, you wouldn't have got my comments.

The difference between this website and IGN is that IGN provided evidence and you, however did not.

Scott Reid

Given that there's no solid evidence to support your claims of "no Half-Life 3 at this year's e3", I can't trust these claims.

Also, given that I've never heard of this site before suggests a scheme to get people on the site, making the title of the article "No Half-Life 3 at this year's E3, confirm Valve" is bound to make people enquire in to these claims by coming to the site.

This must be a terrible website if Gerald Lynch is unable to support the claims mentioned before.

Don't trust this article. It's utter crap.

Gerald

Here is that link again - http://pc.ign.com/articles/122...

Gerald

Scott, here is an article from IGN, stating the same thing.

http://pc.ign.com/articles/122... they a "terrible website" too? I think the thousands of people who consider their gaming views and news as a reputable source would suggest otherwise. Tech Digest trusts IGN, and believe this story to be accurate, as far as the secretive nature of major game launches allows us to be.