Why Half Life?

Why did Valve choose to use Half Life for their VR only game after all these years of people wanting another game in the series?

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It's a spinoff, and why not?

Cause it's fun.
You're welcome user.

>Flagship Game
>Best chance to retcon and make controversy
>split fan base
>$$$$$

>half life 1 is a industry pushing tech demo
>Half Life 2 is an industry pushing tech demo
>Wait 2 decades for the industry to be ready again
>Half Life Alyx is an industry pushing tech demo

Gee I wonder

guess how i know you're younger than HL1

To get people to buy it. And it worked, it's a good Half-Life game.

He's right though

Half Life's probably their one property that translates to VR with minimum fuckery required. The reason they chose that series is obvious.

Better question is why they didn't consider how much of a dick move it would be to have people wait so fucking long for a game only for only a fraction of them to even able to play it. Especially considering only months prior people thought the series was completely dead. Most of all why the fuck did Valve allow Epistle 3 to happen? Why would they allow their fans to believe there was no hope of there being another game in the series?

Because it's good. Cry more VRlet

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