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Re: Starting the Half Life series... PC or PS2?
Half-Life 1 AND the Orange Box on PC. :)
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Re: Starting the Half Life series... PC or PS2?
Originally Posted by fumanstan
(Post 10019868)
Half-Life 1 AND the Orange Box on PC. :)
I agree with this. PC is the best way to play the HL series, IMO. |
Re: Starting the Half Life series... PC or PS2?
I had no issue with HL2 + Ep 1 + Ep 2 on the 360, but for HL1 PC is really the only way to go.
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Re: Starting the Half Life series... PC or PS2?
Originally Posted by kgrogers1979
(Post 10017569)
-ohbfrank-
That is such archaic thinking to assume that PC gaming means you have to hunch over a desk. |
Re: Starting the Half Life series... PC or PS2?
Originally Posted by chess
(Post 10020151)
I'll bet you're hunched over your desk right now! ;)
A laptop would probably be better than a desktop for a situation like that, but laptops suck for gaming. You could also potentially hook up your PC to an HDTV and not even need a monitor, but I don't have an HDTV. So really I stand by my statement that being hunched over a desk is archaic. :) |
Re: Starting the Half Life series... PC or PS2?
I haven't PC-gamed since Civ for Windows and Doom. Back in those days it was such a hassle to mess around with drivers etc. just to get stuff to work. I stopped gaming altogether until I got an Xbox.
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Re: Starting the Half Life series... PC or PS2?
Originally Posted by kms_md
(Post 10018828)
crossover games can set an instance of steam up without problems. it basically is installed in a "bottle" (a reference to the WINE code base for crossover). you start the instance of steam, go to my games, and run whichever steam game you like.
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Re: Starting the Half Life series... PC or PS2?
Originally Posted by davidh777
(Post 10020261)
I haven't PC-gamed since Civ for Windows and Doom. Back in those days it was such a hassle to mess around with drivers etc. just to get stuff to work. I stopped gaming altogether until I got an Xbox.
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Re: Starting the Half Life series... PC or PS2?
Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
(Post 10016308)
Skip it and go straight to The Orange Box on 360?
I was behind myself and gave HL1 a shot on PS2 or Xbox(can't recall which) before getting TOB. Gave it a few hours and was not feeling it at all. It felt like playing Goldeneye, which isn't a bad thing, just hard to do with all the advancement in shooters. Closed the book on it and moved on to HL2 and loved it. I just started my first play-through of this (series) and I wish I would have read this post before I played this on the PS2. :thmbsdwn: All that damn loading :thmbsdwn: Too much damn fall damage :thmbsdwn: Sloppy controls :thmbsdwn: having to manually save a lot... :thmbsdwn: ... and having to manual load a lot because of always dying Don't know how the fuck this game got all the praise unless the PC version is a totally different game (other than better graphics). I started HL2 on the 360 and man that's a great game. Everything wrong with the first one is gone, other than some minor loading during game. |
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