Comments - Bandock

If anyone is downloading the original Half-Life SDK and possesses any version of Visual C++ 2010, will not be able to open the project file(s) properly. The way to get it to run through Visual C++ 2010 (any version) is to at least download Visual C++ 2008 Express (or any other version will work if owned) and open it there. After converting it and saving it, then load it through Visual C++ 2010 (as stated, any version).

Now convert it and y'all should be able to use the original SDK with no problem. Of course it would be easier to use the Visual C++ 2008 version provided on here, but makes for a handy learning experience.

Edit: Oh yes, don't forget to make any changes when using the original. As stated of course, there is a provided Visual C++ 2008 edition that makes it easier.

At least its funny. XD Especially with the Gordon Models.

Well, its basically an old version of Earth's Special Forces. You get to see how far it has come along from that time period. Does not have steam support however because that version came out in July/August 2001.

If anyone wants to download good old Alpha 1.5 (though there were a few before it but very much alike this one) to take a peek or want to try, I'm providing a link:

Archive.bibalex.org

I managed to find it, thanks to the internet archives finding it for me. That is all I have to offer. If y'all want to also download it from the forums (a topic I posted), feel free. I am not part of the staff but am providing something for y'all to see.

yeah, I noticed the same thing. It could just be down though (maintenance or plain down). Give it time though and it should be back up.

I thought I would tell (as I told in the forums already but just to keep things in touch) that Earth Special Forces has been released for close or over 5 years (since the very first public Alpha). Though, I played around the 3rd public alpha ever released, still thought it should have mention.