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Did it get any better if you played further?
It gets mentioned alongside the likes of Goldeneye and Perfect Dark but apart from the way it's presented I found it to be a terrible, dull FPS over the 20 odd hour I spent playing through the various versions (Blue Shift etc).
Do did it get better? If not I don't see why it's such a 'classic'.
philistines thelorrofyeh, you just can't apreciate when something ground breaking comes along. Sure, HL was a bit rough around the edges, but NOTHING like it had been seen on the PC before.
I've played CS far more than I have HL2.
It's good.
But I really can't be bothered. And the best bits are the bits when you aren't shooting.
I mean, OMG WTF?!
Still another nice looking blaster will do me on the 'box.
Half-Life 2 is the daddy though.
End of Part 1
1997: Goldeneye
1998: Half-Life/Zelda:OOT
1999: Perfect Dark/Other
Half-Life's clearly outclassed.
> I bought the Generation pack in 2001 but I'd seen it before. It's daft
> putting in a group of games containing Zelda:OOT, Goldeneye and
> Perfect Dark as it comes out looking awful.
>
> They should bunch it with the Quakes, it always felt like a more
> stealthy Quake.
Yeah, it does look awful. Later patches addressed some model issues so they didn't look so monged, but it still wasn't very pretty even at the time.