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| X360, PS3 Saturday, July 15, 2006 | 12:40 AM

Valve announces Team Fortress 2

Valve announces Team Fortress 2

Valve just announced that PS3 and 360 ports of Half-Life 2 are to be released next-year, in a big pack containing the game as well as the two "Episodes", Portal (a solo game featuring experimental gameplay) and... <span class="jeuliee"><a href="game_1106_en.html">Team Fortress 2</a></span>. Yep, THE <span class="jeuliee"><a href="game_1106_en.html">Team Fortress 2</a></span>. With its shaders-filled cartoony look, the game seems pretty far from what it used to be when it was still using the Quake Engine... And I must say I'm totally seduced. Are you ?


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Commented on 2006-07-15 11:06:04
I love the new graphical style, nice that they're doing something different with the source engine.
Commented on 2006-07-15 14:10:17
i agree

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