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To top that all off, a skeletal animation system makes for extremely realistic character animations. Half-Life has higher polygon counts, better lighting, and more detailed textures than in Quake, making the graphics that much more believable. Half-Life uses a heavily modified version of the already stunning Quake engine, which broke new ground in 1996 for creating realistic environments and characters with polygon-based true 3-D graphics. The disturbingly realistic graphics and sound (for the time) also combine with the gameplay to further immerse you into the experience. Of course, the gameplay isn't the only thing that Half-Life has to offer.
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However, since the game is pretty fast-paced, having to pick up items manually would have been quite frustrating in the heat of battle. The only thing I can think of that isn't realistic about Half-Life is the fact that you simply walk over objects to pick them up. Other innovations include seamless level transitions, having to reload your weapon occasionally, and a passable excuse for a heads-up display (since your character is a scientist, he must wear a hazard suit that comes equipped with HUD readers for health, shields, weapons, and ammo). Half-Life does NOT disappoint when it comes to fooling you into thinking that you're experiencing all of this in real life. This means that there are no cutscenes, no early explanations of the backstory, and that your character cannot talk (giving you room to talk during the game, if you need to). The biggest innovation is that the game NEVER shifts away from your perspective of the action.
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Half-Life pioneered many firsts in the genre when it was released in 1998. As far as immersion goes, you simply couldn't have done any better than Half-Life.