Half Life 2 Reviews Confirmed.

edited September 2004 in Gaming
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We certainly have an exciting couple of months ahead of us. I know I have said it in almost every single news post about Half-Life 2 over the past few weeks but the wait is indeed nearly over and we'll shortly find out whether or not the wait has been worth it.



With at least three magazines so far confirming printed reviews in October, we're finally going to get a verdict on the game we've all been waiting for. Here's the review schedule as it stands so far:
Quote:
PC Gamer UK: Tuesday 5th October 2004

PC Gameplay NL: Tuesday 5th October 2004

PC Zone UK: Friday 8th October 2004
So far, the American magazines have all been very tight-lipped about whether or not they will be covering Half-Life 2 in their next issues but I'm sure they'll follow the trend, along with other magazines worldwide.



And as if this wasn't enough to get you excited already, our forum member, uziholda, informed me over the weekend that he'd received a personal response to an e-mail from Mark Donald, editor of PC Gamer UK. He says so little but yet so much:
Quote:
uziholda: ...was [Half-Life 2] what you guys expected?

Mark Donald: More
We'll bring you more news as we have it, but if you work for a print magazine, or know of any other print magazines scheduled to be printing a review, then please contact me here.

UPDATE: Seems as though in my error, a speculative date I had written down creeped into the information I had and it has now been confirmed that Australian PC Powerplay magazine, will not be printing a review in their issue out on October 20th. I apologise for any inconvenience.

Taken from www.halflife2.net

Comments

  • edited September 2004
    And hot on the heels of that announcment.

    Half-Life 2 Pre-Loading Phase 4
    September 27, 2004, 6:12 pm · valve
    The fourth phase of the Half-Life 2 preload begins to Steam account holders today.

    This will allow users to download the majority of Counter-Strike: Source in encrypted form. No purchase is required to pre-load Half-Life 2, but is required to activate the game. The moment the game is made available, those who have pre-loaded and purchased the game via Steam will be ready to start playing.
  • EMTEMT Seattle, WA Icrontian
    edited September 2004
    So Steam will allow people to buy the game online and get it online essentially?
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