The following video is the Cinematic Mod 9.5 version of Episode 2’s ending (nothing changed, apart from skins/graphics and music).
SPOILER ALERT! DO NOT WATCH UNLESS YOU HAVE CLOCKED HL2 EPISODE 2! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mz0h4u7CyCg
For those who don’t like the skin etc. Put that complaint at the side since you CAN switch them off. What I like about the mod is the soundtrack used in some places in Episode 2. It makes it feel, well, more cinematic lol
To be honest, I like the original sound track more then the cinematic one. When I’m running full tilt into a battle I want to hear some fast energetic music, rather then a lot of the slow stuff that they have in there.
Of course, I only played version 3 and the first chapter and a half, so that may be different.
The way I envision half life is more of an action movie, and action movies have faster and heavier music then what FakeFactory is making half life into.
Ran it perfectly on 32-bit.
Well, there ya go everyone! It gives most of you an oppurtunity to try it out…but it is a massive file, so good luck with that.
The Latest Cinematic Mod teaser looks quite cool!
My first ever documentary! People have many views on this topic…but nevertheless. Lets see how Black Mesa Community eats this one:
I’m sorry to hijack, but I had to point this out:
What the fuck? Why on earth did he put a bridge there? Talk about taking a drastic leap.
Btw, I managed to finish CM 10. It was a good experience, but the original still is the original.
If you have the PC to run it, give it a go!
I made a trailer of MGS Movie. BUT I did not work on any of the video footage, all I did was re-compile them and take the audio from the game, so credit goes to those who actually filmed the sequences:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5T75G6vNSf4
The original trailer was in Japanese.
Hope you like it 
Here’s an avatar I edited, and made into an ‘apple fanboy insult’.
Fixed for ya.
Yeah, You are welcome.
Triple post Ali? Twice?
I will use it
Founded in 2004, Leakfree.org became one of the first online communities dedicated to Valve’s Source engine development. It is more famously known for the formation of Black Mesa: Source under the 'Leakfree Modification Team' handle in September 2004.