Half-Life: Blue Shift - Sep. 2000 Prototype Comparison

Part of my Half-Life Fact Files series: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDmcwfn8y0lMtlqcpUhggk0FB1EC2i3iB More info, developer comments, and build download available here (English language button is above the lefthand sidebar): https://www.sega-dreamcast-info-games-preservation.com/en/unreleased-half-life-dreamcast-early-prototype-history Today's installment dives deep into the earliest prototype of the Dreamcast port of Half-Life that has surfaced. Dated September 10, 2000, this debug version (Build DC 1417) is roughly eight months before the latest known near-final version (Build DC 1672), dated May 23, 2001. This video highlights the majority of the most significant differences in the included Blue Shift portion which is still incomplete, missing its final chapter and replete with exciting early development content, including the long lost G-Man ending speech! Music: Half-Life (Kelly Bailey) - Military Precision Half-Life (Kelly Bailey) - Vague Voices Half-Life: Opposing Force (Chris Jensen) - Bust Half-Life: Opposing Force (Chris Jensen) - Soothing Antagonist Half-Life: Opposing Force (Chris Jensen) - Name Half-Life (Kelly Bailey) - Drums and Riffs Half-Life (Kelly Bailey) - Cavern Ambience Half-Life (Kelly Bailey) - Hard Technology Rock Half-Life: Opposing Force (Chris Jensen) - Tunnel Half-Life (Kelly Bailey) - Adrenaline Horror Half-Life (Kelly Bailey) - Nuclear Mission Jam Half-Life: Opposing Force (Chris Jensen) - Planet Half-Life 2 (Kelly Bailey) - Tracking Device