The Thursday letters page thinks Xbox should be allowed to make Call Of Duty an exclusive, as one reader struggles through Resident Evil 6.
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No answerWith people starting to think about The Game Awards this year, and what new games might be announced, the one that popped into my head was the one I can guarantee they’ll never announce: Half-Life 3.
But why? Why is Valve like this? I know there’s no point asking that question because people have been asking it for decades at this point, but it just defies all sense. Valve are the sort of people that make Nintendo look open, friendly, and predictable. But I have no idea why.
Gabe Newell does interviews and stuff, so it’s not like they’re ultra secretive like Rockstar, they just… don’t care? I thought they were maybe building up to something with Half-Life: Alyx, which I haven’t played because it needs VR but which I understand does reset the end of the story so far, so that continuing with Half-Life 3 wouldn’t be so complicated to get into, but after that… nothing.