In an interview with popular gaming website Eurogamer.com, Valve's Erik Johnson and Doug Lombardi said that they think Left 4 Dead will surpass the popularity of Valve's very own, world renowned, twitch-based Counter-Strike. Here's what they had to say:
Doug Lombardi: It's kind of different, at a certain point it's comparing football and basketball. But it is brutal and unapologetic about its gameplay in the same way Counter-Strike was. Counter-Strike was not making apologies for the fact that it was just a game, it wasn't trying to dress itself up to make it a sexy commercial product. It's tough.
Erik Johnson: Maybe a different setting, and it's co-op and not multiplayer, but in terms of people's attachment to it, I feel like it's definitely offering the better version of that experience. I'm not saying that people are going to throw Counter-Strike away and start playing Left 4 Dead exclusively.
Let's hope that this happens, since Counter-Strike has been around for ages and a replacement is long overdue.
To find out what we think about Left 4 Dead, check out our preview.
Valve Thinks L4D Might Replace CS
By: Nikhil Singh
| Mar 18,2007
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monty singh @ Jul 14,2007
Maybe its just a kind of marketing trick.
But CS does indeed need to be replaced.
Reetesh @ Mar 20,2007
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