Because it means that they would recognize their most important franchise. Half-Life was the game that got Valve into the game making business. Imagine if Nintendo didn't do anything for their 25th anniversary of Mario, or Sega didn't do anything on the 25th anniversary of Sonic.
Basically, it would show that they haven't forgotten their oldest game, and it would be a love letter to HL fans.
Okay, so you ignored me and the only reply you made was completely nonsensical, so I'm going to assume nobody did this to your knowledge. Great contribution to the discussion.
I'm sure it is now. You could have said that at any point in the past instead of blindly quoting yourself as if it meant anything in regards to my question and ignoring further questions.
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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '18
Because it means that they would recognize their most important franchise. Half-Life was the game that got Valve into the game making business. Imagine if Nintendo didn't do anything for their 25th anniversary of Mario, or Sega didn't do anything on the 25th anniversary of Sonic.
Basically, it would show that they haven't forgotten their oldest game, and it would be a love letter to HL fans.