Half-Life 2 Easter Egg - Genuine HL2

Open up the HL2.exe in notepad. Then resize the window to about 49 characters (49 x's is a good way of doing it). Scroll down until you see a large section of void (without text). Right after that, HL2 logos should appear, gradually enlarging until you hit the bottom.

Though this is a logo, I still believe it is an egg, rather than a symbol of genuinity.

User Rating:
4.6
  4.6/10 with 36 votes
Contributed By: Sentura on 07-10-2005
Reviewed By: DomFeargrieve, Techneon
Special Requirements: Your HL2.exe
Please correct this Egg if you see errors.

Pictures and Videos

HL2 logo in notepad First pic is normal, second is rotated (i took the photo form my mobile camera) the start of the easter egg about 2/3 of the way down
HL2 logo in notepad First pic is normal, second is rotated (i took the photo form my mobile camera) the start of the easter egg about 2/3 of the way down
the first and second images the 3rd and 4th images the final image
the first and second images the 3rd and 4th images the final image

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Comments

Makoto writes:
That just usually means things like the logo was done at some point using redefined (ASCII) character-mode graphics, that's all. A common practice, really.
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STL writes:
It's easier to start from the end, and scroll up slowly. First logo (from the end) can be seen with width 16 characters, and is the smallest, second one is 24 characters wide, third one is 33 characters and last one is 49 characters.
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Xeeber writes:
How can i set the charecters to 49???
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wap-tek writes:
the image you see as text ,realy is an image , its an icon file embedded in the half life executable as an icon "resource" that you can extract with resource hacker i cannot type this information out the correct way the e eggs comment checker does not understand that technical code should NOT be "corrected" I regret trying to add anything to this site I will never do it again
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