Team Fortress 2 getting guard dogs? Not really . . .

Posted Sep 22nd 2009 8:00AM by John Callaham
Filed under: Downloads, Expansions, FPS, Multiplayer, Team Fortress 2

While most of Valve is still working on finishing Left 4 Dead 2, there is definately something going on Valve's Team Fortress 2 team. A new update on the game's official web site has a very funny note from "Mann Co." that could be clue at to what is coming in the next update.

You can click on the image to the right to check out the full size version of the note which seems to suggest that a cannon equiped guard dog could be coming in the next free downloadable update to the multiplayer first person shooter. Hey, anything that has "Cannon-Appended" is OK with us. Or..it could be just a response to a cool fan created web page as our commentors have pointed out. Still, maybe Valve's response means they might consider it for the future.

Tags: team-fortress-2, valve, valve-software

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

It's fake. Try clicking on the note, you will be taken to the fake page that was created. This note is a response to that fake page.Posted at 8:40AM on Sep 22nd 2009 by Clyde Cash

its pretty damn original valve is known for that

jarate, spy and sniper update, every other awesome by valve games has hidden stuff like thatPosted at 3:21PM on Sep 22nd 2009 by Drakonis

correction it aint real but probably valve gonna make it somehow realPosted at 3:22PM on Sep 22nd 2009 by Drakonis

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