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First of three expansions to Valve's groundbreaking shooter is set for June 1 retail and online launch; sequels due by end of year and in 2007, respectively.
Valve's Erik Johnson fills us in on the highly awaited next installment in the Half-Life 2 saga.
Valve's Gabe Newell drops some major announcements regarding Episode Two, including Xbox 360 and PS3 support and the return of Team Fortress 2.
Valve's quirky student-inspired first-person puzzle game was playable for the first time at a GDC event, and we were first in line to try it.
Unbundled versions of Valve's award-winning Portal, Team Fortress 2, and Episode Pack for PC available April 9 in NA, April 11 globally for $19.99, $29.99, respectively.
We get our first hands-on time with Half-Life 2: Episode Two and the multiplayer action game Team Fortress 2.
Shooters from Bungie and 2K get most nods for testosterone-infused network's December 9 award show.
This year's Game Developers Conference breaks attendance records with more than 18,000 people walking through its doors.
Valve shows off a new Team Fortress 2 trailer exploring the strengths and weaknesses of the different playable classes.
2K's submerged shooter soaks up 12 Interactive Achievement Award nods; Rock Band, Call of Duty 4, Orange Box also honored; trophies to be handed out February 7.
Game Developer magazine names Brain Age-maker, Call of Duty-crafter top worldwide studios, Blizzard, EA Canada, and Valve round out top five.
[UPDATE] EA reports $1.5B in quarter sales despite $33 million profit slide; Pandemic's shooter pushed back alongside Battlefield: Bad Company.
The D.I.C.E.-thrower and AIAS president is hoping his Into the Pixel exhibit will help settle the debate about games being artistic expression.
Valve's mind-bending puzzler takes home Game of the Year, ties 2K's undersea adventure with three awards; Phantom Hourglass, Crackdown also honored.
Gabe Newell praises Nintendo console, says overlooking it was "an obvious hole in our strategy"; Orange Box on track for PS3, 360, and PC release in October.
Activision's military shooter takes top prize, but 2K Games' undersea actioner, Valve's compilation, and MTV/Harmonix's rhythm game also get their props.
Maniacal yet placid ending credits to Valve's award-winning puzzle game available as free download on XBL tomorrow, PSN after maintenance on April 17.
Developers of Valve's breakout Orange Box hit discuss how to turn an intended tech demo into the talk of the gaming world.
Now we're playing with Portal!
Valve will ship its PC, PS3, and 360 shooter compilation in the midst of the crowded fall season.








