80meg for a 6 page scan!. I should scan my copy at 300dpi and it will still be around 5 meg - though we need Aussies to support mags like this.
The article to me doesn’t come across as insanely positive though after reading it is apparent the author is not a big fan of the Half Life series as he makes out to be.
The differenent yet mostly subtle interactions between enemies, weapon and level changes would have been a big rant mode comparison reference - for me anyway.
That’s fine by me if you want a poor quality version with so much flash you can’t even read some of the words. 
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The lambda in Gordon is obviously photoshopped. I can still see the outline of the O in there.
How about posting the non-doctored one (or fixing the white aliased border around the half-life symbol so it’s not so obvious).
What’s with all the superscript E business, I mean I undersand the lambda symbol, but we’ve never seen the E thing before, it looks kinda strange…
Durr, zim they are going to remove the pics, regardless of the post you quote.
Are those phys-prop cubicles i see?
Dang, it was up a second ago. 
Its in the Half Life 2 and hl2mp font which is what they appear to have used (find it in the resource folder in Steamapps \half-life 2 deathmatch\hl2mp\resource:
And those were photoshoped 
ah yes! I seem to have completely forgot/overlooked that the VALVe logo had it, silly me!
EDIT: Crap double post, first post was on the next page and I obviously forgot I posted it first, sorry, gang!
Yeah, I only saw it resized. Silly me.
Valve, not VALVe.
Sorry, it’s a pet peeve.
I say VALVe because I got into the habit of writing it like that.
Although I do alternate beween Valve and VALVe quite a bit.
Actually its VALVE. All caps. – Jeez n00barz, get it right!
How about VALVE… Pretend we’re in html.
EDIT: P.S. Is there a way to get superscript on forums?
:facepalm:
Damn, just checked my charmap for superscripted caps letters… nothin.
Wait… why are we having a discussion about this again? Its completely off-topic. :fffuuu:
oh sorry, lets set it straight again: oooh can I has any scanz plox, pretty plz!!1one
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