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planet-x.com.au - 2/13/2009
Half-Life Fan Film: Escape From City 17
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My fellow Half-Life fans, I present to you something awesome - Escape From City 17 , a Half-Life 2 fan film. Directed by the Purchase Brothers , this is just part one of what will hopefully be a long series of shorts based on the hit video game from Valve. From their YouTube profile: The Escape ...
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