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Imagine a reworked Black Mesa test chamber for VR.

Glenn, that was a good post. Only thing I really disagree with is this position. And it's not even that I completely disagree with it, it has value, but I think it's a little intellectually dishonest. Last year one of the most successful FPS's was the new Wolfenstein. That game is the closest...

Well that Terry Pratchett callout was depressing in a lot of ways.

Yeah, **** the customers! I don't disagree with you man, but god damn do you sound like a stuck up asshole with that one. Maybe we should all gather round and have a nice chuckle about how Valve's marketing strategy is a a ****ing laughing stock. *insert stock quote about how Valve owes...

"And I think that's it... haahaa." Smooth, Chet. You bastard. XD

I'd say it was that one Half-Life 2 game.

Oh lordie. You still got it, bananaman. XD

That being said, the in-no-way confirmation of any actual game demo (I'm not bitter, I just don't agree with Lombardi) looks pretty damn good.

Could be, probably is.

The **** is the thing on the right hand side?

http://www.engadget.com/2015/03/04/valve-steam-vr-initiative/ Oi, apparently Valve is doing research with EHF band networking. Neato.

The **** did the raspberry pi do to you? Those things are absolutely amazing.

Should be able to what with the HDMI output jack.

*Valve literally makes entirely new engine for the creation of videogames* *Hordes decry the lack of video game development from Valve...* *God gives up on this reality and scraps the whole ****ing thing.*

Confirmations are nice I guess. Show me the in-game Source 2 reality. Sorry if that sounds callous, it's a good day for Valve and everyone. *shakes fist at Lombardi*

People getting excited about the release date for the Vive being this year. These people do not remember 2003.

That interview makes it sound like she didn't exactly know what she was saying.

Shit's gettin weird on the net, folks... people whispering strangeness in the shadows.

This is gonna be a fun week.