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We Wish This Actually Was Half-Life 3
If you’re a Half-Life fan you might want to lean up against something sturdy. What you’re about to see could knock you off your feet.
Valve has been pretty quiet about the Half-Life franchise lately. It must have something to do with all those other awesome titles they’ve been working on, such as Portal 2, Left 4 Dead, and Dota 2. Still, we can’t wait to hear about the next Half-Life project, and fans are getting so eager that they’ve started designing the game themselves.
Animator James Benson just posted his video of his vision for the Half-Life franchise, and we have to say we’re impressed. We especially like all the extra animation work that went into making Gordon Freeman come to life.
Valve better get started on Half-Life 3 before this guy beats them to it.
via Kotaku
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