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The '''Source Engine''' (also referred to as '''Source 1''' or simply '''Source''') is a 3D game engine developed by [[Valve|Valve Software]]. "The Source engine is well-known for its advancements in physics, AI, and graphics which made the games realistic for its time, while being scalable on older, less powerful hardware."<ref>https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Source</ref> Originally developed for [[Half-Life 2]] in 2004, the engine has received over 2 decades of constant updates with over a dozen "branch" versions. Source follows lineage dating back to early versions of the Quake engine. It succeeds [[GoldSrc]], used in [[Half-Life]], and is succeeded by [[Source 2]]. == History == Valve released Half-Life in 1998 to critical acclaim and major worldwide success. In 2003, Valve suffered a large data breach due to The original Source engine, referred to as Source 2004, released alongside Half-Life 2 in 2004.
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