Valve's Half-Life 2 has been ported to a new platform, your web browser. Yes, the iconic shooter is now playable in a new ...

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It's not Half-Life 3 but it's something.

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If you're bored, have some time to kill, and access to nearly any PC with an internet connection, you can now play Half-Life 2. At least, a rather janky, ugly, and legally dubious version of Half-Life ...

Privacy gets awkward when your hardware starts introducing itself to websites.

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Then you’ll be over the moon to hear that a pair of enterprising coders have got Half-Life 2 working entirely within your browser. Released back in 2004, Half-Life 2 was and is an amazing game, even ...