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Funny, thats not the story I heard from people in the N4G comments section.
http://n4g.com/news/547475/...
Doesn't matter. All that matters is that his opinion of the ps3 changed after developing on it
I dont really care. As long as portal is on PS3 and runs very good then I am happy.
Still needs his approval.
Just a question: was it his decision to develop for Wii2/HD? I read an article saying Valve have plans for it.