Author Topic: Valve files trademark for Portal 3 and not Half Life 3?  (Read 10111 times)

Well Team Fortress 2 started development in 1998 and was released in 2007.

portal 3 should be in like a world where GlaDoS takes over everything and kills all the humens and you have to put portals on everything and punch her to death with a long-fall glove

Well Team Fortress 2 started development in 1998 and was released in 2007.
We'll see if Half-Life 2: Episode 3 comes out in 2016; it will be worth the wait.

portal 3 should be in like a world where GlaDoS takes over everything and kills all the humens and you have to put portals on everything and punch her to death with a long-fall glove
and then gorden freeman becomes headcrab

and then gorden freeman becomes headcrab
gordena mcfroman gets his groove back

Gordo Fromañana and Al Vans team up once again to take down the combin and the distirperators in an action packed VN

EA has trademarked the sequels to their Battlefield series up to Battlefield 20. Even if there is any legitimate trademark of Half life 3, it doesn't mean we will see that game in a month or two.

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What? I'm saying that the game will most likely never come out, but if it will Valve would make an HD remake of the older Half life games. Doom 4 is coming out, so they made a Doom 3 HD remake. If that remake comes out we will know that Half life 3 is coming.

Well Team Fortress 2 started development in 1998 and was released in 2007.
I'm pretty sure that somewhere in the developer commentary they say that they spent a lot of time to design a game like Team fortress classic, but then scrapped the whole thing and made it all cartoonish. Half life 3 is Valve's most expected game and a main series, so I'm pretty sure they'd have a much bigger dev team for the game and it would be made much faster.
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That still doesn't mean the story will be good, although Valve never cease to amaze me.

That still doesn't mean the story will be good, although Valve never cease to amaze me.

As long as characters don't return just for the sake of returning. As much as we love them, if they come back just for the old laughs and it doesn't really make sense or help the story, it's not right.