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Half-Life Dreamcast Has Been Decompiled, Freeing Source Code And Adding Online Multiplayer
'Rise and Shine, Mr. Freeman'. A modder has successfully decompiled the Dreamcast edition of legendary first-person adventure, Half-Life (1998). The project, executed by modder "maximqad" and reported by Sega Dreamcast Info, sees Valve's cancelled Sega port reverse-engineered, freeing up its source code for the homebrew community. But that's not all. Given access to Half-Life's infrastructure, maximqad has been able to integrate online multiplayer support. This is an especially impressive feat,
Half-Life owes its existence to one of the game industry's most formative figures—no, not Gabe Newell, the other guy
Before there was Gabe, there was Ken Williams, and he played a significant role in bringing Half-Life into the world.
This very normal Half-Life mod lets you play as 'queen of spacetime' Max Caulfield, and it's convinced me that the next Life is Strange should be a full-on boomer shooter
Half-Life is Strange adds rewind powers and teen angst into Valve's FPS.
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