You might remember Turtle Rock Studios for its series of excellent Counter-Strike mods or for its work on Left 4 Dead -- a project the studio started in 2005 and only finished after being acquired and eventually absorbed by Valve. Though a majority of its staff now works for the PC gaming juggernaut, Turtle Rock's original CEO Michael Booth has revived the outfit and has begun to rebuild its team of developers.
Though we're as yet unsure what projects Turtle Rock is planning, we wish the team the best of luck. Not just because we've loved its games so far, but because we feel an immediate fondness for game developers named after dungeons from A Link to the Past.
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Posted: Mar 17th 2010 12:24PM Soundwave said
But there have been three Counter-Strike games so far. (Counter-Strike, Counter-Strike: Condition Zero, and Counter-Strike Source)
imo CS really doesn't need a sequel, seeing as how it has really only changed graphically. (Yes, there are differences in gameplay between 1.6 and Source, but I don't think they are large enough changes to matter that much) It really only needs to be updated to the Orange Box engine like Day of Defeat Source was a while ago.
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imo CS really doesn't need a sequel, seeing as how it has really only changed graphically. (Yes, there are differences in gameplay between 1.6 and Source, but I don't think they are large enough changes to matter that much) It really only needs to be updated to the Orange Box engine like Day of Defeat Source was a while ago.
Posted: Mar 17th 2010 12:34PM Spike Spiegel Humble Bounty Hun said
Those CSes aren't sequels they are practically expansions. CS Source has been out way too long as it is already.
Both CS and DoD sequels would be entirely great sellers. I don't want another updated CS. I want a new one. The game has been out since 1999.
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Both CS and DoD sequels would be entirely great sellers. I don't want another updated CS. I want a new one. The game has been out since 1999.
Posted: Mar 17th 2010 12:51PM Spike Spiegel Humble Bounty Hun said
They can stick to their 1.6. Just like people stick to MW over MW2. Quake 1 still has a hardcore community. That didn't stop new quake games from being released. Don't set everyone else on the side just to keep the 1.6/source players happy. Besides half of them are playing surf maps.
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Posted: Mar 17th 2010 11:45AM (Unverified) said
PS3 graphics are terrible. Wii is so much better.
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Posted: Mar 17th 2010 11:59AM TraceurRyuk Prepping for LBP2 said
Wii? I dunno, I've always found the Sega CD to be revolutionary in graphics and animation.
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Posted: Mar 18th 2010 10:35PM (Unverified) said
This post reminds me that i should be playing link to the past right now...
brb!
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brb!
Posted: Mar 17th 2010 6:51PM einhanderkiller said
I still think their next game will be a western.
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