Codename Gordon, my first game on PC!

This PC game that I remember firstly, from the day that I discovered the PC Mania DVD edition, which is a "demo game", along with a bundled FPS game, Doom 3, and its 200 flash games. In 2010, I was aged 21, and that was my first PC game played, as where my gaming rises.

Codename Gordon, also known as Half-Life 2D, is a two-dimensional Flash sidescroller shooter developed by NuclearVision and published by Valve Corporation, and was released over Valve's Steam online delivery system on May 18, 2004, as a promotional game for the then-upcoming FPS game, Half-Life 2. The game was set to receive an additional update introducing a second bonus game and several enhancements, but it was cancelled by early 2005. The game's Steam page was taken down in 2008, due to cybersquatting of the NuclearVision's web domain embedded in the game's menu screen following the developer's collapse. To get a game, simply use the protocol command: steam:// install/ 92 (Remove spaces behind command bar). Note: might require Steam client installed. If enters anyway without Steam installed, possibly it redirects on web search such as Google and Bing.

And soon, the 15 years of my gaming is coming for this year.