@WCK619 You sir, failed to sense the irony.

@GinsuVictim Well yeah, isn't that true for everyone? xD It still is important though. I only started to enjoy XEN when I actually comprehended why I was there. It would be really hard to remake that part though due to the weird gravity and whatnot.

I am kinda sad that they haven't done XEN though, hopefully they'll release it in the future.

It's gonna be excellent. If you haven't played half life 1 this'll be the way to do it.

You sir, are ignant

@DaneGamer 'the ideal too good to be true'

@dxBIGBOSSxb It is more complex than a Netflix stream. The problem is input; when you press Button A there will be a latency before the host computer that is running the game will get the signal for Button A. It's inherent lag in the interface that you only see on Netflix when you're trying to pause it. There would be 1920x1080 streaming in beautiful graphics quality with pristine framerate, but it plays clunky for anyone without a nice internet connection.

I will admit though, I didn't realize there already were streaming sites. Gonna hafta google that.

Call me a skeptic but I feel like If they could reliably sustain this service for a competitive market base, they'd be making a lot of money off of it right now. If they can indeed do it, someone fucked up big time lol.

I knew this shit wouldn't work from day one. We don't have the internet capabilities to try to play a game on a computer thousands of miles away. The funny thing is this idea may have worked, at some point in the later future. Just not now.

the company's aim is to "ensure the best quality, console game quality."

Wow Crytek, you sure have fallen from grace. I'm sure most PC gamers agree with me.

If that part with the intersection pileup wasn't scripted then I am goddamn impressed.