
A recent survey (see above), conducted by Penn, Shoen, and Berlan Association Inc., included Half-Life 2 in a list of "soon to be released games for Xbox 360." While this is in no way official confirmation that a port is in the works, it's the second time we've seen Half-Life 2 for Xbox 360 listed -- EB Games & GameStop did it back in May.
While Valve continues to remain tight-lipped, a Half-Life 2 port that includes multiplayer and expansion capabilities is the obvious candidate for the company's confirmed Xbox 360 project. That's not to say we wouldn't prefer a wholly original title instead; but, seeing as how it took Valve five years to craft the initial version of Half-Life 2, perhaps it's in the company's best interests to continue to milk the title for all its worth. After all, a game as superb as Half-Life 2 deserves proper console treatment -- that Xbox version just didn't cut it.




















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Half Life 2 for the XBox came out JUST as the 360 was launched. Talk about horrible timing.
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All those elements made it to the Xbox version unscathed.
Sure, the frame rate and resolution were "substandard" (if you've seen it running on a high-end PC, that is), but is that all that makes a game worth playing these days? Anyone who thinks the Xbox version was crap simply because of the technology issues obviously has no intentions of buying a Wii.
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