Been seeing a lot of people ignoring the guidelines [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/forums/read/9.50823]!misfit278 said:been hearing alot of people talk about the orange box, which is better, tf2, hl-2 or portal ^^
Not exactly sure where you're getting your "press". Gamerankings, Metacritic, 1UP, IGN, PC Gamer UK, PC Gamer Sweden, Eurogamer, and CVG all gave it at least a 9/10, if not a 10/10. If you want even more go to Gamespot, search for Half-life 2 episode 2, click reviews and then "others". And you'll see a slew of other reviewers giving it nothing but 9's and 10's (not gamespot themselves, which didn't review it as an individual game).Kaisharga said:All in all, I'd say Portal, despite its brevity. Eight years down the road, I know I will look back on Portal and reminisce fondly, and probably sit any of my friends who are unfortunate enough to have never played the game in front of it to fix that problem. Team Fortress, on the other hand, while it is a great and wonderful thing, is not terribly innovative or unique, all told. Half-Life 2 I haven't played, but I also haven't heard terribly much good press about it, which I think is rather telling.
Yet to encounter one of those in any pub or bar here.alexhayter86 said:3) An alcoholic drink that can be found somewhere in most pubs or bars in the UK.
Definitely. Though for dollar value TF2 wins out because it's a great online experience, which is going to keep people playing long after they're done with Portal.Sylocat said:Portal > Team Fortress 2 >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Half-Life 2
Portal is indeed the greatest of the Orange Box games, but where have you been if you haven't heard about Half-Life 2? The only game that has won more Game of the Year awards from various publications is Half-Life 1 (with over 50. HL2 has around 40.) The episodes are also great, especially Ep. 2, which really lives up to the original.Kaisharga said:All in all, I'd say Portal, despite its brevity. Eight years down the road, I know I will look back on Portal and reminisce fondly, and probably sit any of my friends who are unfortunate enough to have never played the game in front of it to fix that problem. Team Fortress, on the other hand, while it is a great and wonderful thing, is not terribly innovative or unique, all told. Half-Life 2 I haven't played, but I also haven't heard terribly much good press about it, which I think is rather telling.