marc cieslak has been to valve's headquarters in the us, where he's got his hands on their latest additionchise, a game which has surprised many by embracing virtual reality. bellevue, washington, is home to valve software, an award—winning games development company. it has plans to reinvigorate virtual reality with half—life's help. a title which changed games forever. hey, mr freeman, i had a bunch of messages for you... there has been a lot of hype and high hopes around the rebirth of virtual reality. vr headsets have arrived from a variety of different companies. but in recent years, interest in the technology has waned. virtual reality, it seems, is lacking a killer app. that, however, could be about to change. morning, mr freeman. looks like you're running late. everyone has been fixated on the idea of a new half—life game for years. the first one gave us such a new cinematic way of experiencing a game, the second one, it handed us the gravity gun, we had much more puzzling, much more storytelling. my my god, we made it. and it has almost become a kind ofjoke over the last 13 years o

marks cieslak has been to valve's headquarters in the us, where he's got his hands on the latest additione, a game which has surprised many by embracing virtual reality. bellevue, washington is home to valve software, an award—winning games development company. it has plans to reinvigorate virtual reality with half—life's help — a title which changed games forever. hey, mr freeman, i had a bunch of messages for you, but we had a system crash... the first half—life i played was probably the second one, before going back to the first one. but both of them start with a train journey going on, and you are being introduced to the world as the train does, as you enter the game, you're seeing everything that's going on in the world. you're slowly being immersed in it. i played the first half—life not long after it came out. pa: current topside temperature is 93 degrees. there's something about having glimpses of set pieces that you never fully get up close to in games, that somehowjust accelerates the world building by 1000%. the knowledge that you may not have even seen it, i think is brilliant

marks cieslak has been to valve's headquarters in the us, where he's got his hands on the latest additionise, a game which has surprised many by embracing virtual reality. bellevue, washington, is home to valve software, and award—winning games development company. it has plans to reinvigorate virtual reality with half—life's help. a title which changed games forever. hey, mr freeman, i had a bunch of messages for you... the first half—life i played was probably the second one, before going back to the first one. but both of them start with a train journey going on, and you are being introduced to the world as the train does, as you enter the game, you're seeing everything that's going on in the world. you're slowly being immersed in it. i played the first half—life not long after it came out. pa: current topside temperature is 93 degrees. there's something about having glimpses of set pieces that you never fully get up close to in games, that somehowjust accelerates the world building by 1000%. the knowledge that you may not have even seen it, i think is brilliant. pa: sector c test labs

marc cieslak has been to valve's headquarters in the us, where he's got his hands on their latest additionbellevue, washington is home to valve software, an award—winning games development company. it has plans to reinvigorate virtual reality, with half—life's help — a title which changed games forever. hey, mr freeman. i had a bunch of messages for you but we had a system crash... there has been a lot of hype and high hopes around the rebirth of virtual reality. vr headsets have arrived from a variety of different companies. but in recent years, interest in the technology has waned. virtual reality, it seems, is lacking a killer app. that, however, could be about to change. morning, mr freeman. looks like you're running late. everyone has been so excited on the idea of a new half—life game for years. the first one gave us such a new cinematic way of experiencing a game. the second one, it handed us the gravity gun, we had much more puzzling, much more storytelling. my god, we made it! and it has almost become a kind ofjoke over the last 13 years of half—life 3 being announced, because val

marc cieslak has been to valve's headquarters in the us, where he's got his hands on their latest additionembracing virtual reality. bellevue, washington is home to valve software, an award—winning games development company. it has plans to reinvigorate virtual reality, with half—life's help — a title which changed games forever. hey, mr freeman. i had a bunch of messages for you but we had a system crash... there has been a lot of hype and high hopes around the rebirth of virtual reality. vr headsets have arrived from a variety of different companies. but in recent years, interest in the technology has waned. virtual reality, it seems, is lacking a killer app. that, however, could be about to change. morning, mr freeman. looks like you're running late. everyone has been so excited on the idea of a new half—life game for years. the first one gave us such a new cinematic way of experiencing a game. the second one, it handed us the gravity gun, we had much more puzzling, much more storytelling. my god, we made it! and it has almost become a kind ofjoke over the last 13 years of half—life 3 b

marc cieslak has been to valve's headquarters in the us, where he's got his hands on their latest additionme which has surprised many by embracing virtual reality. bellevue, washington is home to valve software, an award—winning games development company. it has plans to reinvigorate virtual reality, with half—life's help — a title which changed games forever. hey, mr freeman. i had a bunch of messages for you but we had a system crash... there has been a lot of hype and high hopes around the rebirth of virtual reality. vr headsets have arrived from a variety of different companies. but in recent years, interest in the technology has waned. virtual reality, it seems, is lacking a killer app. that, however, could be about to change. morning, mr freeman. looks like you're running late. everyone has been so excited on the idea of a new half— life game for years. the first one gave us such a new cinematic way of experiencing a game. the second one, it handed us the gravity gun, we had much more puzzling, much more storytelling. my god, we made it! and it has almost become a kind ofjoke over th

marc cieslak has been to valve's headquarters in the us, where he's got his hands on their latest additionwith half—life's help — a title which changed games forever. hey, mr freeman. i had a bunch of messages for you but we had a system crash... there has been a lot of hype and high hopes around the rebirth of virtual reality. vr headsets have arrived from a variety of different companies. but in recent years, interest in the technology has waned. virtual reality, it seems, is lacking a killer app. that, however, could be about to change. morning, mr freeman. looks like you're running late. everyone has been so excited on the idea of a new half—life game for years. the first one gave us such a new cinematic way of experiencing a game. the second one, it handed us the gravity gun, we had much more puzzling, much more storytelling. my god, we made it! and it has almost become a kind ofjoke over the last 13 years of half—life 3 being announced, because valve has always teased that something would come. there were lots of rumours, everybody wanted something new, but now finally, being told th