Remember that speculation about a Valve ARG that started after the VGAs Saturday? If Mark Laidlaw, the writer behind the Half-Life games, is to be believed, it’s all baseless.
ValveARG.com is a site that has tracked Valve’s Alternate Reality Games in the past. With all the hoopla surrounding the video of Wheatley from the VGAs, the administrator of ValveARG.com decided to email Valve for more information. He got a couple of notable denials.
First, Laidlaw said, “There is no ARG at this time.”Shortly afterwards, Gabe Newell himself made similar statement, saying, “We are not running an arg.”Looks like there’s no ARG ongoing, folks. Sorry.
Of course, people will be quick to point out that we can’t prove that these emails are legitimate, nor can we be certain that the folks at Valve aren’t telling us a little fib. Regardless, I’ve seen enough to make me believe that Half-Life 3 is still far on the horizon, no matter how much we would wish otherwise.
ValveARG.com is a site that has tracked Valve’s Alternate Reality Games in the past. With all the hoopla surrounding the video of Wheatley from the VGAs, the administrator of ValveARG.com decided to email Valve for more information. He got a couple of notable denials.
First, Laidlaw said, “There is no ARG at this time.”Shortly afterwards, Gabe Newell himself made similar statement, saying, “We are not running an arg.”Looks like there’s no ARG ongoing, folks. Sorry.
Of course, people will be quick to point out that we can’t prove that these emails are legitimate, nor can we be certain that the folks at Valve aren’t telling us a little fib. Regardless, I’ve seen enough to make me believe that Half-Life 3 is still far on the horizon, no matter how much we would wish otherwise.