Half-Life: Alyx — Everything you need to know about Valve’s first VR star
As you’ve probably noticed, the name of Valve’s new Half-Life VR game, announced on Monday, is not Half-Life 3. It’s not even Half-Life 2:...
Play Half-Life 2 in virtual reality with your Razer OSVR headset thanks to Steam
Gaming hardware and peripheral maker Razer announced today that several SteamVR games, including popular hits like Half-Life 2 and Team Fortress 2, are now available to play in virtual reality via OSVR, an open VR software and hardware platform.
Celebrate our Independence day with gaming’s greatest rebellions
The U.S. is a country of rebels, but some great games have featured their own rebellions.
When it comes to scary video game monsters, size matters not
Forget about skyscraper-sized bosses and zombies -- it's the little things you have to watch out for. Here are some of the most horrifying video-game monsters that could absolutely fit under your bed.
10 years on, Half-Life 2 gets a major graphics update on Steam
Half-Life 2: Update officially releases on Steam this week.
A Half-Life-related website is teasing something using an emergency-alert broadcast
A fictitious emergency broadcast has suddenly started on BMRF.us, which is a website that was previously a part of the promotion for a Half-Life remake. So is it time to get out the ol’ Half-Life 3 hype machine?
To demand Half-Life 3, an ad agency is crowdfunding a campaign to 'engulf Valve employees' lives'
Interns at ad agency McKee Wallwork's $150,000 campaign includes a plan to hire Gabe Newell lookalikes to loiter around Valve's headquarters.
How 8 games crawled through 'development hell' — and what they found on the other side
The true stories of eight games that defied all odds to actually get into gamers' hands. And the most surprising part: Some of them are actually good.
Half-Life 2 comes to Nvidia’s Shield portable game machine
Nvidia says it will have the best PC games of all time on the Shield. That includes Portal and Half-Life 2.
Oxford study says frustrating gameplay, not violent content, causes aggression in gamers
If you hear a Call of Duty player cursing at his TV set, it's more likely that their rage was caused by their lack of success than by exposure to violent content.