Those are the partial words spoken by Valve's Doug Lombardi with respect to the status of Half-Life 2: Episode 3.
A recent article from CVG that primarily focuses on Portal 2 and what Valve will bring to the PlayStation 3 table, also touched base on the whereabouts of Episode 3.
If you have a stasis pod or something along those lines, you may want to crawl back into it to continue your wait for Episode 3. It may very well be a long, long ways away.
Then again, they could just be making Half-Life 3... C'mon, they haven't said they weren't making HL3, just that they have nothing to say about anything. Yeah, making you wonder now isn't it?
A recent article from CVG that primarily focuses on Portal 2 and what Valve will bring to the PlayStation 3 table, also touched base on the whereabouts of Episode 3.
After releasing Episodes 1 and 2, the 10-hour add-on packs for Half-Life 2, the wires have gone quiet on a third instalment. "We hate to make you wait. But we have no announcements regarding Mr. Freeman or his ongoing adventures at this time", confirms Lombardi. The end of Episode 2 seemed to suggest a trip up north. Also implied by many rumour-chewers is a future combination of game timelines - Portal, in particular, may be set in the Half-Life universe. If so, it's a good bet that the Borealis will contain something like a Portal Gun, the world-altering device that creates openings between two fired circles.
If you have a stasis pod or something along those lines, you may want to crawl back into it to continue your wait for Episode 3. It may very well be a long, long ways away.
Then again, they could just be making Half-Life 3... C'mon, they haven't said they weren't making HL3, just that they have nothing to say about anything. Yeah, making you wonder now isn't it?
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