Why, right here on GOG of course! Thanks to the Interstate 76 announcement of its release tomorrow, I managed to get 6 guys over at Darkwind to get their wallets ready to buy it - 6 guys whom have never heard of this website, and 6 guys whom I've managed to convince to look at other games, including my all time faves Die by the Sword, Hostile Waters and Duke Nukem 3D. 6 referrals in one day. Where's my free gift GOG :P
Anyone else managed to score referrals this period too?

heh a referral system would be good, refer 10 people who buy a game and get one free gog

woooohooo! Cannot wait to play this again!

A graphical overhaul of this game would be awesome. The style was great, but only so much could be done back then. Activision should seriously think about bringing this series back. Only in the same decade and with the same characters this time.

Nah they'd just make it Interstate 93 or something and you'd be listening to backstreet boys & billy ray cyrus

And rapidly pressing keys in sequence along to the tunes in one massive quick time event they're passing off as a game. Yeah, maybe not then.

Finish it ? It looks to me like they're starting over on it. Although switching to the UDK certainly isn't a bad move. Still, given the length of time that Black Mesa has taken, this won't be done soon. Anyway, it's good to know that someone's working on something like this.

Putting aside Interstate Outlaws for now, if you guys have Battlefield 1942, shall we have a go at Battlefield: Interstate 82?
http://www.is82.com
I used to play this with some local BF1942 players, and it's fun as hell. The deathrace tracks are boatloads of fun, though very difficult. The vehicles are just insanely fun to drive.
If you guys want to talk about a graphical overhaul of Interstate that is actually in a finished state, I'd say the Interstate 82 mod (not that sorry sequel) comes the closest to it. Granted there are limitations, such as it being strictly team based, but then ignore that and you have a winner.