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Du kannst doch nicht ernsthaft nur CW als Informationsquelle für Politik und gaming nutzen, da wird man ja meschu...Ist nicht auf meinem Radar.
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Du kannst doch nicht ernsthaft nur CW als Informationsquelle für Politik und gaming nutzen, da wird man ja meschu...Ist nicht auf meinem Radar.
Gabe Newell gibt es zumindest zu. Soviel Demut kennt man bei Sony und Nintendo nicht. Bei Nintendo gibt es anstatt Demut eine Preiserhöhung und Features, die kein Schwanz braucht.![]()
eurogamer:
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How Artifact became Valve's biggest failure
Artifact is a mess. 101 players are in game at the time of writing, with the 24 hour peak being only marginally better …www.eurogamer.net
gabe newell
die KI
sogar die pikas
aber nein, artifact war kein flopsoviel zum thema fakten
btw warst du nicht damals so ziemlich der einzige der dem char design von concord was abgewinnen konnte?![]()
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eurogamer:
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How Artifact became Valve's biggest failure
Artifact is a mess. 101 players are in game at the time of writing, with the 24 hour peak being only marginally better …www.eurogamer.net
gabe newell

Alle gegen Playstation.![]()
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Nein, wie originell.Passt, da hier Playstation gegen alle ist, die logische Konsequenz![]()

Also unter dem Radar?Ist nicht auf meinem Radar.

Ist kein Flop.

Nein, wie originell.![]()
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Du, mir ist das bewusst, nur einigen anderen wohl nicht, oder warum ist hier ständig der PC von unterschiedlichen Seiten ein Thema? Wir beide dürften anhand des nachfolgenden Zitates des initialen Beitrages des Threads ja dann einer Meinung sein, oder?Vor ungefähr 8856 Seiten der erste Post erklärt es eigentlich ganz gut. Viel interpretieren muss da niemand.
Und das gilt auch heute noch, selbt mit Sony und MS als 3rd-Publisher.
Und die ganzen 10 bis 15 Spiele, welche sony gecancelled hat noch nicht mal berücksichtigt![]()
A new making-of for Half-Life: Alyx has revealed a swathe of games developed and shelved by Valve between the release of Half-Life 2: Episode 2 and Valve's latest VR game. That list includes details on a version of Half-Life 3 that was in development for around a year, and an open world Left 4 Dead 3.
Within the story, Keighley reveals that at least 5 Half-Life games (not all of which are mentioned specifcially in the text) were cancelled between Episode 2 and Alyx, along with a number of other projects - the most notable being a project officially referred to within Valve as Half-Life 3.
- Half-Life 3: Created in the Source 2 engine and drawing some gameplay inspiration from Left 4 Dead, the project known as Half-Life 3 would have used procedural generation between hand-crafted story moments to create a more replayable game. For instance, the game would generate a building and an objective (such as rescuing a prisoner), then create a route through it and fill the building with enemies, meaning that section would always play out differently. The team went as far as scanning Frank Sheldon, the actor whose likeness was used for the series' G-Man. However the Source 2 engine was unfinished, and the project "didn't get very far" before it was dropped. It was in development for around a year between 2013 and 2014.
- Left 4 Dead 3: An open world game set in Morocco and potentially featuring featuring hundreds of zombies at a time, this was also deemed unworkable because of the unfinished Source 2.
- RPG: This RPG project was simply codenamed 'RPG', drawing inspiration from the likes of The Elder Scrolls, Dark Souls and Monster Hunter, and was envisaged as being released in small chunks, but "never really left the conceptual stage". After RPG was abandoned, experiments went into turning it into a single-player RPG based on DOTA character Axe, which were also shelved.
- A.R.T.I.: A light-hearted, voxel-based game that allowed for open-ended destruction and creation in the vein of Minecraft. One version included Half-Life 2 and Portal writer Erik Wolpaw voicing a character called King Kevin, who had to be broken out of prison using the game's tools. A.R.T.I. was later resurrected as a VR game, but was shelved as Half-Life: Alyx grew.
- SimTrek: A VR game develoepd by members of the Kerbal Space Prgram team that was also shelved during Alyx's development.
- Shooter: A Half-Life themed VR shooter that would have been a part of The Lab, Valve's VR showcase. Using only Half-Life 2 assets, it would have had players take part in short gunfights, and was designed more like a Half-Life theme park ride than an continuation of its story. However, it was deemed not to be ready in time for The Lab's release.
- Borealis: A Half-Life VR project, led by writer Marc Laidlaw, that would have been set on the time-travelling ship mentioned in Half-Life 2. Skipping between the Half-Life series' Seven Hour War, and a time period shortly after Half-Life 2: Episode 2, no gameplay details were revealed, aside from that it included a fishing minigame.
- Hot Dog - Another new take on Left 4 Dead, purposely codenamed so that people on the Internet wouldn't know it was a Left 4 Dead game. No details were revealed.
- Vader - Valve's first internal attempt to create a VR headset. Vader was designed without compromise, but was scrapped when it became clear that it was too ambitious. The team estimates it would have cost $5,000 per unit if released. Half-Life: Alyx was initially conceived to launch alongside Vader.
While the exact number is hard to pin down due to Valve's famously opaque development, sources suggest dozens of games have been canceled, with at least five major Half-Life titles scrapped between Episode Two and Half-Life: Alyx, and one video documentary highlighting around 30 canceled first-party projects in total, ranging from Left 4 Dead spin-offs to original ideas like The Crossing.

Apropros Roadmap @Extraplatt
Da fehlt ConcordÜbrigens ich hab die Sony First Party Studio Roadmap gefunden
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Im Grunde hat die Roadmap selbst mit Concord damals gestimmt![]()
Gern geschehen.Danke, find ich auch!![]()
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Nicht dafür, und weiß ich doch.Danke. Ich find auch Ys als Spielename sehr originell


Jep, ich seh da eindeutig Concord mit drin.

bei ner sony vs valve diskussion mit gecancelten spielen versuchen nen punkt zu machen ist schon echt ein heftiges eigentor. jetzt kommen bei die ganzen flashbacks zu the crossing, half life 3 episode 3, left 4 dead 3 usw hochoh mann
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Half LIfe 3 wurde offiziell schon mal angekündigt wie Last of Us Online?

Dein Radar ist wohl ziemlich kleinIst nicht auf meinem Radar.
Bei Sony ist bei den gescheiterten Gaas-Spielen schon ein Gewöhnungseffekt eingetreten. Daher müssen sie da nicht mehr über Flops reden.Gabe Newell gibt es zumindest zu. Soviel Demut kennt man bei Sony und Nintendo nicht.


Was wurde eigentlich aus Marathon?Bei Sony ist bei den gescheiterten Gaas-Spielen schon ein Gewöhnungseffekt eingetreten. Daher müssen sie da nicht mehr über Flops reden.![]()

Half LIfe 3 wurde offiziell schon mal angekündigt wie Last of Us Online?

