Thanks for the chuckle, OP. I got angry as fuck when I saw the "Phineas and Ferb game" over HL3. Troll successful, asshole.
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I cried inside... and outside... and I started throwing feces at the neighbors, but that was a couple weeks ago so...
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I thought I remember reading that Gabe would never sell Valve.
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He might not sell his share but his co-owner Mike Harrington might sell out.
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How can people fall for this shit is beyond me. It's not even well written.
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It's funny how almost nobody actually opened the links :-P
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According to PC Gamer:
"[on buying Valve] We hope to make better games, that will appeal more to our audience, and make Steam more kid-friendly, by removing social features, and limiting the ESRB for only Ec-T ratings. Also, with the purchase of Valve, we will have a better team to develop our games, such as the upcoming "Shake it Up: Interactive Dance Studio", and "Phineas and Ferb: Summertime fun". We also asked Disney whether or not they will continue creating original Valve games "Well, even though Half-Life 3 is planned for a 2014 release, we decided to scrap the game, and start it from scratch with a less violent atmosphere, and a planned ESRB rating of E10+. One of the big changes we are gonna do to upcoming Valve games is more product placement, and classic Disney characters you can interact with in game". When asked about Gabe Newell's standing in the decision, Disney CEO,Bob Iger, responded "Gabe Newell agreed to sell Valve to us if we agree to continue Valve's series Left 4 Dead, and Half Life. He wants to stay in Valve, but we are negotiating with him so he could leave, and we could put our own Jerry Smith in charge of Valve."
Full article: http://www.pcgamer.com/2012/09/22/disney-buying-valve
Gabe Newell's Official Response
Disney's Official Announcement
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