Extra! Extra! Gabe Newell Interview!

[CSN NewsBot]

Over at City 17 they interviewed that guy people call Gabe Newell or something. Yeah they talked about HL2 and stuff. Storm is the man who did the interview with Gabe so props to him. Take a swing on over to City 17 and take a gander - it's a good read so take the time.



Here is a piece of the interview:

Storm: Have you ever been on stopped on the street from someone asking for an autograph?



Gabe Newell: A couple of times. It's weird.

I don't know how this relates to CS, either.

[orphy]

It's just called City 17, no number sign. I got my wallpaper from there. Good site.



*checks out interview*



Edit: Haha, original name was Quiver. And it was based of the Quake engine. Hahaha.

[cheetarah654]

yah, i read it a few days ago. hl2 will be good

[rsg_6100]

mmmm HL2 yummy (Homer drooling effect here)

[thor2488]

No comment on the last question? Surprise surprise.

[emilk]

CAN'T WAIT!

[Invis]

Storm: Will we have any control over the demos, things like the ability to rewind and fastfoward, slow motion?



Gabe Newell: Yep. Plus camera control and so on.



That'll be awesome for CS movies and such!

[wckd]

lol @ last question

[Warrax]

lol, last question is the best of all

[rizzuh]

There are way too many links in your news post. Please only link the last period of your post next time, and nothing more.

[xlokix]

i only see 2 links

[wckd]

i think its a FAKE! allt he information has already been posted numerous times on numerous different sites..

[Julio Caesar]

"Storm: Have you ever been on stopped on the street from someone asking for an autograph?"



Been on stopped? What?

[xlokix]

Gabe Newell: If you want everything turned on, running 32-bit 1280x1024? Hmm. I'd think you would run about 40 FPS with a 9700 Pro and a P-IV 2 GHz

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thats horrible

[Disk2]

xlokix wrote..

Gabe Newell: If you want everything turned on, running 32-bit 1280x1024? Hmm. I'd think you would run about 40 FPS with a 9700 Pro and a P-IV 2 GHz

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thats horrible

Not really. It's a high resolution, 32-bit color, with all graphical tweaks turned on. I'd say that's pretty good. Of course, I'm still buying a 9800 Pro, but I could keep my 9780 and be happy.