PC Gamer publishes picture about Half-Life 3
Magazine shows image that mentions several projects from Valve, including Half-Life 3.
Since E3, Half-Life 3 has been on everyone's lips. Once again, do not show any evidence of the existence of this game conference in Los Angeles, Valve has given rise to more and more rumors about him.
This past Thursday, June 20, it was reported the discovery of a file indicating the production of Half-Life 3, among other games. After that there was the issue of update (late, since the game was released in 2004), which aimed to add new languages to the game.
This update had an error that made all NPCs began to speak Korean, but Valve stated that it was an error and solved the problem.
Now comes in a page of the next edition of PC Gamer magazine a picture very peculiar. One can see therein the control panel of an elevator with the name Valve writing.
Each floor has a project of this producer next to them, and the top floor (including the 13th floor) Half-Life 3 has written, but partially covered by a Post-It that says "FPS Developer Terrarium".
This image has sparked a number of theories, but there is one that is particularly interesting because it says that each level corresponds to the release year of this project, which increases the expectations, since Half-Life 3 is the thirteenth level. However, no more than a theory without any material evidence.
As published in Kotaku, the picture is just a joke that the magazine PC Gamer kitted with your readers:
"Every month we close with something that we hope will give our readers laugh, and usually has to do with our main subject that is on the cover. Thought about taking this edition make fun of Valve.".
"The result was a false elevator control panel with funny names of several floors of the building. After the patch yesterday's Half-Life 2, many people were convinced that it was part of an elaborate scheme to reveal the anticipated sequel."
"There is no meaning behind the entrance scratched the phrase" Half-Life 3 development "being on the 13th floor and the fact that the buildings Americans tend not to have a 13th floor. That being scratched and someone replaced by a paper written "FPS developer terrarium" was intended to be so silly that anyone would take him seriously. "
Since E3, Half-Life 3 has been on everyone's lips. Once again, do not show any evidence of the existence of this game conference in Los Angeles, Valve has given rise to more and more rumors about him.
This past Thursday, June 20, it was reported the discovery of a file indicating the production of Half-Life 3, among other games. After that there was the issue of update (late, since the game was released in 2004), which aimed to add new languages to the game.
This update had an error that made all NPCs began to speak Korean, but Valve stated that it was an error and solved the problem.
Now comes in a page of the next edition of PC Gamer magazine a picture very peculiar. One can see therein the control panel of an elevator with the name Valve writing.
Each floor has a project of this producer next to them, and the top floor (including the 13th floor) Half-Life 3 has written, but partially covered by a Post-It that says "FPS Developer Terrarium".
This image has sparked a number of theories, but there is one that is particularly interesting because it says that each level corresponds to the release year of this project, which increases the expectations, since Half-Life 3 is the thirteenth level. However, no more than a theory without any material evidence.
As published in Kotaku, the picture is just a joke that the magazine PC Gamer kitted with your readers:
"Every month we close with something that we hope will give our readers laugh, and usually has to do with our main subject that is on the cover. Thought about taking this edition make fun of Valve.".
"The result was a false elevator control panel with funny names of several floors of the building. After the patch yesterday's Half-Life 2, many people were convinced that it was part of an elaborate scheme to reveal the anticipated sequel."
"There is no meaning behind the entrance scratched the phrase" Half-Life 3 development "being on the 13th floor and the fact that the buildings Americans tend not to have a 13th floor. That being scratched and someone replaced by a paper written "FPS developer terrarium" was intended to be so silly that anyone would take him seriously. "
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