ValveTime shared some new gameplay footage from the highly anticipated Source freeware stand-alone game, Black Mesa: Source. We are pretty sure that Half Life fans will appreciate it, so waste no time and go ahead and watch it. For those who can wait a bit, let us tell you that you will see some generic AI, a couple of low-res textures and added iron-sights for some weapons. What’s really interesting though is that the level that is being demonstrated is from the later levels of Half-Life, meaning that Black Mesa: Source is nearing completion. Oh, and did we say that both the sound effects and the music are top notch? Enjoy the trailer and stay tuned for more! Continue reading Black Mesa: Source – New Gameplay Footage→
Team GoldenEye: Source has released a new version for their Half-Life 2 mod, Goldeneye: Source. According to the team, GoldenEye: Source is a fan made recreation, released for free, with only one goal in mind; to bring the memories and experiences from the original GoldenEye64 back to life using Source Technology. The team is doing its best to bring in the opinions of the community to create a game that everyone is going to enjoy. Continue reading GoldenEye: Source v4.2 Released→
Valvetime has revealed some pretty interesting new information, suggesting that Valve is currently developing the next-generation version of their versatile game engine, the Source Engine. Valvetime states that a member from Facepunch, GameDev, has pointed out that there are some new “Source 2 tools” icons stashed away in the Source Filmmaker files. Continue reading Next-Gen Source 2 Engine Spotted In Source Filmmaker→
Valve has made some changes to its Subscriber Agreement (you know, the agreement you quickly pass on when you’re registering for an account on Steam) and to be honest, we’re a bit shocked with some of them. With this new Agreement, Valve disallows class action claims, but still allows individual claims. What worries us here is the fact that Valve has managed to neuter large-scale cases from Steam users, particularly ones that might arise if the service were to ever shut down or block a mass number of users from playing a game they’d paid for. In other words, this new Agreement further proves that you’re basically renting your games on Steam. You don’t own anything. Not only that but if you decide not to agree to Valve’s binding arbitration clause, you lose all your games. Continue reading Valve updates Steam’s Subscriber Agreement – Disallows Class Action Claims – Allows Individual Claims→
Jason Forge has uploaded a new short film, based on Valve’s zombie FPS title. Seriously Left 4 Dead shows some footage of what is said to be the remains of 3 individuals on there short live journey through a highly infected zone outside of Savannah, Georgia. As with most fan-made live action short films, it looks cool. It’s not Hollywood quality but what can we say, we love this type of films. So go ahead and enjoy the film! Continue reading Seriously Left 4 Dead (SL4D) The Movie – Yet Another Short Film Based On Valve’s Zombie Game→
Valve has released the Cold Stream DLC for the PC version of Left 4 Dead 2. According to the company, the X360 version will be delayed one week. Furthermore, L4D2 will be available on a brand new platform later this year and that platform is no other than Linux. Left 4 Dead 2 will be one of the first Valve games to be released on Linux, meaning that this will allow Linux users to run Steam and play the game directly without having to run additional software. Enjoy a Let’s Playthrough of it from YouTube’s member ‘KingZomp’ after the jump. Continue reading Left 4 Dead 2 – Cold Stream DLC is now available→
Source Filmmaker is – perhaps – the best way to attract new audience to Valve’s Steam plarform and Team Fortress 2 game, as players can create some interesting videos, from creating cinematic trailers to various parodies. Today, we bring you a ‘Pulp Fiction’ parody that was created by YouTube’s member ‘thingshappen,’ as well as a ‘Deus Ex: Human Revolution’ parody from YouTube’s member ‘Mayonez86.’ Enjoy! Continue reading Team Fortress 2 meets Pulp Fiction and Deus Ex: Human Revolution→
The ninth day of Steam’s Summer Sale is a go and PC gamers can get today the Crysis Collection with 70% and Deus Ex: Human Revolution, F3AR, Magicka, Dungeon Defenders, Red Orchestra 2: Heroes of Stalingrad, Civilization V, and Driver: San Francisco with a 75% discount. As usual, there are other on-going sales on Steam so be sure to check its main page. Enjoy! Continue reading Steam Summer Sale – Day Nine – Crysis, Deus Ex: Human Revolution, F3AR on Sale→
The eighth day of Steam’s Summer Sale has started and PC gamers can get Alan Wake, Fallout: New Vegas, Amnesia: The Dark Descent, the Enhanced Edition of the first Witcher game and Plants vs Zombies with a 75% discount. In addition, the Enhanced Edition of The Witcher 2 comes now with a 60% discount, while Krater and Sniper Elite V2 come with a 50% discount. As usual, there are also the Community Choices so be sure to check Steam’s main page. Continue reading Steam Summer Sale – Day Eight – Fallout: New Vegas, Amnesia, The Witcher 2 & Alan Wake on Sale→
