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More Onion Ring Evidence Hints At Half-Life 3
Update: There is no way this is a coincidence. Just five months ago, a first Half-Life onion ring appeared online. Now there is another. This one looks much tastier.
With E3 only a week away, this could be Valve's elaborate way of building excitement for an announcement.
[via Reddit]
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This story was originally published on January 21, 2012
Some people see The Virgin Mary or Jesus Christ in their food. Gamers see Half-Life 3.
Reddit user and clever username creator ScubaBuddha posted the most convincing evidence I have seen to date of a Half-Life 3, or a Half-Life 2: Episode 3, or a Half-Life 4 (I think they may just skip three altogether) announcement waiting in the wings. Food, especially ringed shaped food, doesn't just randomly turn into something that vaguely resembles a Half-Life logo. You cannot deny that Gabe Newell had his hand in this in some way. And by, "you cannot deny," I mean I will go through the comments section and delete any comments that say that this has nothing to do with a new Half-Life.
[via Reddit]
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