GameStop has released a new flyer on their website for Valve's upcoming The Orange Box. The flyer states that on October 9, 2007, The Orange Box will be released for the PC and Xbox 360. There is however no mention of the PLAYSTATION 3 version of the game. Even though it is delayed, it should have some mention in there.
Read on.
The Xbox One Backward Compatible versions of Xbox 360 titles Left 4 Dead, Left 4 Dead 2, The Orange Box, and Portal are now enhanced for Xbox One X, Microsoft announced.
Nothing but great memories with all these games! Playing Left for dead series during the college years with friends was the best.
The year is 2007. Console owners tap their fingers in barely contained impatience. For years they have been starved of Valve's delicious, full-bodied courses, forced to watch from the bleachers as Valve mixes a unique blend of kinetic first-person with extraordinary tech. Besides a brief dalliance with the original Xbox and the PlayStation 2 - which produce pale imitations of its best work - Valve has remained faithful to the PC.
And then, in a flash, five of them arrive at once; neatly packaged morsels for a new generation reared on Microsoft's & later Sony's consoles. Five games, all in one orange box. Valve serves the PC too, for it is October 18 - a day of celebration - and everyone should feast.
Valve didn't really "release" 5 of its greatest games in a single day, Half-Life 2 came out 3 years before The Orange Box. In no other context do we talk about a port being the "release" of a game.
The orange box was an excellent release. I don't think Valve will do much beyond online only games now.
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Little cheeky to talk about it when you know we're still waiting for Half Life 3...the Orange Box included Episode 2 and is still left unfinished story wise to this day.
At this rate we better get a second Orange Box. Half Life 3, Half Life Remake (Black Mesa Mod), TF3 or L4D3 and the HL spin offs like Blue Shift.
It doesn't really matter. Because Valve has already stated that the "Source Engine" which this game runs on was running great on the 360 architecture. And Valve made both the PC "and" the 360 version.
They dumped off the "port" to EA. Valve has already stated that the PS3 version uses none of the SPU's. So this game will not be "optimized" for the PS3 architecture at all. And will most likely suffer from frame rate issues as most other "ports" to PS3 from EA do.
Just another example of 3rd parties not "fully" supporting the PS3 because of it's small install base where they will see the least amounts of profit.
i've submitted some alternative sources to gamespot, gamestop and Ign and every site states that the orange box for the ps3 is going to be released on december 11
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half-life is and will always be better on pc! sorry. im still gonna pick up a ps3 copy tho lol.
edit: no i mean the PC, 100fps at 1080p PC!!
well ps3 owners have a lot of games to play while waiting for the orange box like haze, R&C, Assassins Credd, COD4, Rock Band, Uncharted, GT5 prologue, etc