mine crashed to buggery, then i updated my graphics drivers to the latest and it stopped doing that.
do get occasional pauses when new things are loaded into memory or the dreaded auto-save points, loading is drastically longer tho.
I ran through it in just over 3hrs at normal, then the next day ran through it with the commentary on as well for another 3 hours. it wasnt really the magical "6hr" mark promised, but it was amusing enough and only for around £10. and at least you didnt have huge treks to get to the next enemy!
always fun plucking the grenade from the zombine's hand and tossing it back at the last moment
I'd much rather pay a tenner ever 6 months or so for around 4-5 hours entertainment (Which is how long it took me to complete) from a games company than have to wait 3-5 years for the development cycle that would bring me Half Life 3.
Doing it this way also means that all the new tricks your £500 graphics card can do can actually be utilised without waiting years for a game that uses them.
After all, as someone pointed out, it costs £6.50 if you're lucky to see a 2 hour movie at the cinema. And I got more entertainment from Episode 1 than I did from some of the recent films I've seen
Caved in and bought it, I thought it was ok - a little tough on hardest settings in parts such as APC near the end.
Did anyone else think the end boss being a strider was crap?
Alright the whole romp around the trainyard was fun but it still sucked that it was just a strider.
£8.60 deluxe ticket and £7.60 for large coke and popcorn!!! I like how HL2 was only £18 and so episode 1 sounds expensive but compared to other activities Episode 1 is still dirt cheap.
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