Who remembers this?

Black Mesa Archive The Cafeteria
#21

Because it’s slow and I don’t use pluggins.

#22

If you don’t use add-ons it’s faster than IE8…which is what you were using.
Not to mention it’s more standard compliant than IE8.
You could try opera or safari if you like speed… Safari uses the same webkit as chrome.

#23

@Imonfire: Go to Chrome’s site and get the latest beta, it works better than ever on x64.

#24

I loved this. Thanks for showing it to us again.^^

#25

Eric just decimated someone on such a cataclysmic level.

#26

Don’t remember this, but it’s pretty awesome!

#27

How come I never saw this, oh right I wasn’t around.

#28

I WANT THAT SITE BACK!!!

#29

I WANT ONE BILLION DOLLARS AND JESSICA ALBA IN MY BED!!!

#30

Ah, full Flash-up-the-arse. I remember visiting that version on my old 1GHz desktop from way back. It chugged, hilariously enough

#31

Man that brings back memories

#32

Toot toot!

#33

#34

That’s what I was introduced to when I first came to the site.

And loved it.

#35

#36

It was pretty cool. I remember it :slight_smile:

#37

It’s all coming back to me now…

#38

It was cool, too bad i didn’t discover black mesa source early.

#39

I remember going to that site when I first heard about the mod, took a look and said:

Then I promptly left.

#40

I have never seen that, must be pretty darn old.

Looks neat though! haha

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.