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Old 04-15-2022, 07:26 PM   #1
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Half-Life 2 mod replaces Alyx with Krystal from Star Fox and it's the original actor.

https://www.pcgamer.com/star-fox-act...sexy-blue-fox/

In case you're wondering, this mod does not replace all the characters with Star Fox characters, it is not an overhaul to recreate SFA in the Source engine, it does not add any weapons from the Star Fox games and I don't think it adds anything else at all. All this mod does is replace Alyx with Krystal from Star Fox, it's not even a very good model and it doesn't mesh well with the art style of the game, it's only noteworthy because the original actress reprised her role and I'm assuming that's why PC Gamer bothered to write an article about it. And the only reason I started this thread about it is because I think it's too bizarre not to bring to anyone's attention. I don't know, I guess it's compatible with other mods in case you want to play a version of Half-Life 2 that is totally bananas? Otherwise... I'm guessing the appeal is for people who felt Half-life 2 was really good but the one element it desperately needed was a blue alien fox?

... Did you know that Krystal's last official appearance outside of Smash was in 2006?...


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