Unfortunately, Newell's fatigue is the result of something else entirely. Understandable, you think to yourself-it's never easy pulling all-nighters to finish a game. "Sorry, I was up really late last night," he explains. He pulls off his smudged glasses and gently runs an index finger over his right eyelid. He sounds that sure of himself.īefore he divulges the date, however, he pauses. As Newell talks about the game's imminent completion he speaks with such conviction that you half expect him to give you the exact minute and second the game will be released. Now Gabe is ready to announce a release date. For years gamers have impatiently waited for definitive news on the sequel. The game he's referring to is Half-Life 2, the sequel to Half-Life, one of the best-selling PC first-person shooters of all time. We finally know when this game is going to be done." "That moment, I'm happy to say, is right now. "During any project there comes a time to draw a line in the sand and put a stick in the ground and say, 'This is it. He pulls out an Aeron chair, plops himself down, and runs his stubby hands through his reddish-brown hair. It's 11am on an overcast morning in Bellevue, Washington, and Newell, the impresario behind Valve, lumbers into the company's starkly decorated 10th-floor conference room. Gaben rejects his involvement in the game.Gabe Newell is about to make a promise. This game is rumored in MLG world to be in process of making but it never was.Īs many gamers will recall, the final installment of the "Half-Life" episodic trilogy (formally known as "Half-Life 2: Episode 3,") was first announced back in 2006, to the delight of a dedicated cult following of the series, but the game has yet to be released 12 years later, and the company behind the series has no official plans to manifest the game any time soon.
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