When one of your groups is so ridiculously profitable, every business instinct you have is to throw all your best people at it, because that's what's making the money. They've have their own challenges getting new titles out the door, and a big part of that I'm sure is the same problems we've had. He added, “There's not been a new Half-Life in a long time a lot of people have complained about that. Wardell has talked to IndustryGamers and stated, “Even though Valve is in Seattle, where you can get developers everywhere, had an effect on their own development schedule.”
Brad Wardell, the leader of Stardock, has sought to offer further justification for the sale of the Impulse digital distribution service to retail chain GameStop, suggesting that Valve might have been silent on the issue of Half Life 2: Episode 3 because of their need to keep working on their own Steam service.
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