A couple of years ago, I found a game that I played for a little while, then stopped playing. Now I can't seem to find out what the name of the game was...

In the start of the game, you're in some headquarter, and you have to go through a door on the right.
A little while later you come to a room with a generator(?), or some type of machine which you can see through, but can't go through because there you can see electricity in the middle of it. (For fun, I used to pick up objects and throw them through it :p )
A little while later I came to a (underground) hallway(s) where there are some fences on the sides, and you have to (occasionally) jump over stuff and through some holes in the fences. Here you fight people with guns (also double-wielded guns, if I can remember correctly).
Some time later again, you arrive at a open space where there are some containers (the ones they use on boats) and also some type of force-field doors you either have to disable or get past.
Another time, you are in this big, big room where you have to fight a lot of people, and then get inside a ventilation shaft when you're done.
In this game, you can also destroy boxes, pick up random stuff and throw it around, climb up ladders etc. It has a first person view.

I would really appreciate it if anyone could help me find the name of this game. I've been looking for weeks, and I still haven't found it. (Some details I wrote might be slightly wrong or different, because it's a few years since I played it).

Thanks in advance :)

The games that come to mind are Half-Life (most probable one), Team Fortress 2, Doom and Quake.

Cheers,
Alex.

Sounds like most of the first person shooters out there. Dual wielding does narrow it down though. Do you recall the type of weapons?

When you threw items around, where you using a tool to do this? Or was your character picking the items up? Did the items just float in front of you, or did they take the place of your weapons?