But instead of sneering derision towards a misguided IP that had gone stale before Y2K, in the case of Episode Three, the joke is squarely on us. While many wonderful experiments would spawn from the technology and brainpower behind Half-Life 2, its long-awaited final Episode has now taken the role of the Internet's new Duke Nukem Forever joke. Unfortunately for us, only part of this prediction came to pass. With Episode One just a week away, it seemed as if Valve would finally close the curtain on this acclaimed FPS, and move on to bigger and better things by the time 2008 kicked into gear. On May 24, 2006, Valve announced Half-Life 2: Episode Three-the true finale to 2004's Half-Life 2-would launch in December of 2007.
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