Half–Life 2 doesn't run bad on slow computers!

Half-Life Series
#1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Fcf_BH2WJU&feature=youtube_gdata_player

#2

i played HL2 and Episode One (in the first base engine) in a 2.0 ghz computer; with a 192 mb. RAM; 64mb of Video and DX8; and in Low setting i saw between 20-25 FPS

#3

I played HL2 on my TI-82 with an x86 emulator and windows 98!

#4

I’ve played HL2 on my TI-84.

#5

This was in a Acer Aspire One, 1 Gb Ram (.80 usable) and a G45 chipset and with Fraps

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#6

We know, it says right there in the description.

I’d say your dual core Atrix 4G is way more powerful than a piece of shit Acer netbook.

#7

That’s how hl1 ran on my first pc.

#8

Well theres people who don’t read descriptions.

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#9

And my Atrix is more powerful

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#10

that’s what I just said, I have one myself and with the lapdock hack it can play most if not all 720p videos in flash player on youtube, which a 1st get netbook like the Acer Aspire One cannot.

still, it can’t play any source games for now because there is no working ARM port in the wild, not even for GoldSrc.

Valve, If you bring me Half Life on Android I just may forgive you for the incident… you know which one. involving a certain Half Life 2 Episode…

#11

And what exactly is the Lapdock Hack you speak of?

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