Segata wrote:Portable PS4 rumor is bunk because that's not even possible right now. No chip out there comes close to PS4 specs. Nvidia has something in the works but years off and no one has chips as good as Nvidia in that capacity. Nvidia is also exclusive to Nintendo now for 20 years.
There likely isn't a mobile SoC that can match a PS4 yet, no. Given that the PS4 runs on an AMD x86 CPU and RX400 class GPU though, laptop hardware could do it. Probably a pretty slim laptop at this point, maybe a tablet, if they were going only with solid state storage.
Expensive, and I'd agree unlikely, but if Sony sees that form factor as being a way to move consoles in Japan (especially) I could see them working on it.
BogusMeatFactory wrote:I am sorry that this game somehow offends you for existing. Why it does, I have no idea. Y'all need to stop sticking your noses up on stuff, because it sure isn't becoming of your character. These are video games, chill. All games do not need to cater to your needs.
ADingoAteMyBaby wrote:At this point, you just seem like a sensitive child who can't handle opinions other than his own.
Bogus you're a cool guy, but even I get tired of you being unable to handle negative opinions about video games. You say that certain games' existence should not offend others personally, then likewise certain' members negative reactions to certain games shouldn't offend you personally. If you don't agree with gaming opinions then ignore them, or express why you like something others don't. But please quit trying to control people's behavior by telling them what they should or should not say about video games. All gaming opinions do not need to cater to your needs.
fastbilly1 wrote:Half Life 2 episode 3/Half Life 3
*Insert popular Valve IP* 3
Maybe Valve could just make a new IP called Three to mess with people. They can have a big 3 come up on screen and people will go nuts, and then they can reveal its a free to play mobile phone puzzle game with microtransactions
I like how Duke Nukem got all this crap back in the day before Forever dropped. Yet at this rate, Half-Life has been in limbo for just as long if not longer and it's an even worse case leaving us off on a cliffhanger. By now there have been countless reports of the various writers who worked on Half-Life 2 having left Valve. Maybe even the entire team that worked on it are barely even there now, I wouldn't be surprised. A bunch of the staff there have probably graduated from something, had kids graduate, had kids, gotten married, moved, or other crazy life events since the release of Episode 2... lmao.
It's dreamy and even more Portal would be cool, but it's definitely a joke more than anything now.
I like how Duke Nukem got all this crap back in the day before Forever dropped. Yet at this rate, Half-Life has been in limbo for just as long if not longer and it's an even worse case leaving us off on a cliffhanger. By now there have been countless reports of the various writers who worked on Half-Life 2 having left Valve. Maybe even the entire team that worked on it are barely even there now, I wouldn't be surprised. A bunch of the staff there have probably graduated from something, had kids graduate, had kids, gotten married, moved, or other crazy life events since the release of Episode 2... lmao.
It's dreamy and even more Portal would be cool, but it's definitely a joke more than anything now.
You left out the important one that actually happened: the writers retired.
Valve makes enough money off Steam that just running and maintaining Steam alone keeps them rich. Why put the money and time into a risky investment like Half-Life 3? That's why Valve has only released one new (very small) game in the past three years (The Lab). Steam keeps them fat and happy. So if you really want Half-Life 3, stop supporting Steam. Make Valve hungry again.
