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Before buying Half life for ps2, it makes good sense to search for customer reviews. The following might help. By reading half life for ps2 reviews, you can often get some valuable experiences and advice. This is great prior to buying! :-) Remember, while you might be thinking VideoGames or gadgets or whatever, half life for ps2 might exist in other formats as well. Here are some reviews for you to check out if available. VideoGames | Toys | Electronics Half-Life Customer Reviews — [1] Rating: 5 Date: 2007-09-28 Summary: Top 5 greatest games of all time ... Let me just say that after playing this game, you will never look at FPS games in the same way again. The PC version of this is better in every way, but that is to be expected no matter what the game is (usually this is true anyway). From the moment you step off the underground tram, you are thrust into a world that is very dangerous, and very intriguing. This game, along with Deus Ex, has possibly the best storyline and gameplay of all time. You are in danger every second of this game, and you have to be smart about ...more [2] Rating: 5 Date: 2007-01-29 Summary: A game worth buying! ... This is one of the best PS2 games ever made. I have beat both the computer version and PS2 version, so I can tell you there is only a very slight difference between the two. The graphics and game play are excellent. You also get a lot of game for your buck, it's one of the longer games out there. This game has been out for a while, but it is still one of the best there is. Diffenetly worth adding to your Ps2 collection! ...more [3] Rating: 5 Date: 2007-04-05 Summary: Great Enemy Artifical Intelligence ... The story was good and flowed very nicely throughout the whole game, but the most suprisingly outstanding aspect of the game was the enemy AI. Not too many games out there that i've played have enemies that are smart enough to do a lot of stupid things that drove me nuts and challenge my skills, but this game did. Does anyone know any other game that have great challenging enemy AI that I can play? I'd greatly appreciate the information. And if you haven't tried the game yet, give it a try. It may be older than current ...more [4] Rating: 5 Date: 2007-02-26 Summary: Raising the CrowBar ... As most people have heard by now, Half-Life is one of those "God Like" games. I like to argue with a lot of claims like that because most are so far fetched and so far off base that it actually makes me crindge a little (*cough* Killzone being a "Halo Killer *cough*). That and all the flames that will come from it aside, lets get to the point. Half-Life not only lives up to it's hype, but it surpasses it. Especially since back in the day when the PC version first came out, there wasnt any hype for it! This game though ...more Editorial Reviews — ... Review | Originally released in 1998, the PC version of Half-Life changed first-person shooters forever by proving that a compelling story can be told within the genre. Prior to the game's release, first-person shooters were mindless action games. Half-Life , while containing its fair share of action, also contained plenty of exploration, puzzle, and story elements. Now released as a PlayStation2 game, Half-Life has never looked or played better. This version contains the outstanding single-player story mode,...more VideoGames | Toys | Electronics Please click here to continue your search. VideoGames | Toys | Electronics Please click here to continue your search. Hope you find it useful! And do feel free to let your friends know this free resource site... it is always evolving. [ Return to top ] Did you know the following facts about PS2? A silver edition is available in the United Kingdom exclusively. When the PlayStation 2 launched in Japan in March 2000, Sony sold 980,000 units over the opening weekend. After an apparent manufacturing issue caused some initial slowdown in producing the new unit, Sony reportedly underestimated demand, caused in part by shortages between the time the old units were cleared out and the new units were ready. In September 2004 Sony unveiled the third major hardware revision (V12, model number SCPH-70000). Two propositions were to name the old model (EE and GS, separate chips) V11.5 and the newer model V12, and to name the old model V12 and the newer model V13. Developers also complained that it was difficult to develop for the system, with little in the way of reference material from Sony for its exotic architecture. In preparation for the launch of a new, slimmer PlayStation 2 model (SCPH-70000), Sony had stopped making the older PS2 model (SCPH-5000x) sometime during the summer of 2004 to let the distribution channel empty out stock of the units. Available in November 2004, it is smaller and thinner than the old version and includes a built-in Ethernet port. Many analysts predicted a close 3-way matchup between the PS2 and its soon-to-be-released competitors Microsoft Xbox and Nintendo GameCube, noting that the PS2's graphics were inferior but that it had the advantage of a head start, and had a wide assortment of games of every genre (Xbox's strength was in its hardware; GameCube was the cheapest of the 3 consoles). One of them includes the old EE and GS chips, and the other contains the newer unified EE+GS chip, otherwise being identical. The PS2 launch seemed unimpressive and gaffe-prone, compared to the well-planned launch of the Sega Dreamcast, which was making a genuine attempt to woo developers and which had better launch titles. These included a PCMCIA slot instead of the Expansion Bay (DEV9) port of newer models. V3 has a substantially different internal structure from the subsequent revisions, featuring several interconnected printed circuit boards. With a price of $299.99 per console, Sony made gross sales of roughly $153,000,000.