Originally posted by: CubicZirconia
PC release dates are essentially meaningless until the game goes gold, you should know that.
Finally, obviously there's been a lot of talk about, and confusion surrounding, Half-Life 2's release date following statements from Vivendi. Can you confirm now whether you're still on track to hit the September 30 date?Originally posted by: NicColt
This was posted today by Lombardi who's one of the HL2 Devs. computerandvideogames.com (you may need an account)
Originally posted by: Lonyo
Republic: The Revolution went gold in Feb/March or something, and only get released this week.
Even going gold doesn't mean all that much.
FOLLOWING ON from our original column, in which we commented on the rumours that ATi and Valve Software were in bed together, we have had a number of comments, including one soul in the retail industry who not only came forward, but gave us a juicy titbit. "Half Life 2.0 will be offered to retail as part of an Ati card software discounted deal at time of HL2 launch.
Originally posted by: NicColt
OUCH.... The Inquirer is reporting that Half-Life2 optimised for Radeon 9800, to be bundled with ATi cards
FOLLOWING ON from our original column, in which we commented on the rumours that ATi and Valve Software were in bed together, we have had a number of comments, including one soul in the retail industry who not only came forward, but gave us a juicy titbit. "Half Life 2.0 will be offered to retail as part of an Ati card software discounted deal at time of HL2 launch.
which brings me back to my original prediction that DOOM III has been delayed because it will be bundled with nvidia's next gen card due out in Q1/04 not to mention the xbox version.
Originally posted by: rwalterk
PC Gamer's latest issue (October 2003) says the release date is 9/30/03, for whatever that's worth.
Of course Half-Life 2 will be a freebie along with the 9800XT and 9600XT, but I would expect it in the form of a coupon at this time and not the actual game. Hardocp October 1st.