Archive for the ‘Left 4 Dead’ Category
March 15th, 2010 | 
Author: I am a subscriber to Game Informer magazine. There was an article in it that I thought I would share. As of now this is a RUMOR, but almost everything I have read in Game Informer has been true.
“Just when you thought you might be getting tired of Left 4 Dead 2 (or the original Left 4 Dead if you’re one of those whiny petitioning brats), Valve proves that it isn’t going to let you rest for a second. Read the rest of this entry »
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Valve’s ‘Left 4 Dead 2′ first DLC ‘Passing’ is getting ready for release in late March. The new DLC will feature the new cast meeting up with the old cast from ‘Left 4 Dead 1′, and for all those that think you can play the old cast in the new DLC, this news will surely crush those dreams. Valve’s Chet Faliszek confirmed that Bill, Zoey, Francis, and Louis will be Non-playable-characters (NPC) in the ‘Passing’ scenario, they are there to just help the new cast get through the stage.
However, there is something to look forward to and that is Valve will be introducing a new infected to the swarm. The new uncommon common infected will be called ‘The Fallen Survivor’, which are infected humans that will give you items when they are brought down.
I was really hoping the Coach and Bill can team up, guess I’ll have to wait a little longer for that.
Check out the new screenshots from Valve on the Passing DLC. The army fella in one of the shots is the new ‘Fallen Survivor’.
In the first two months of Left 4 Dead 2’s release, 28,981,249,043 zombies have been shot, bludgeoned, chainsawed and killed — or, for our younger readers, taken to a farm where they can frolic and shuffle around forever.
You read that correctly: 28 BILLION. To put that number in perspective:
•The entire population of the planet has been zombified and killed 4.26 times.
•With the average height of a zombie being 6 feet, if you stacked them end to end they would circle the globe 1,322 times.
•If you placed 28,981,249,043 rulers end to end, they would reach 28,981,249,043 feet in the sky.
In short: That is a bucketload of dead zombies. Nice job, everyone.