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| | (Post a comment) » EA To Release New Orange Box Games As Separate PC TitlesDuring Electronic Arts' financial conference call today, company execs stated that they plan to release all of the new games in Valve's Orange Box collection (Half-Life 2: Episode 2, Team Fortress 2 and Portal) as separate retail games for the PC. The three games will ship to stores for the PC sometime before the end of March; no prices for the games were announced. Of course, Steam owners can already pay and download those three games as separate products. | Previous news article | Back to main news | Next news article  |


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 exe3 (477) Feb 01, 2008 - 12:55 am
| | haha, Valves lies grow ever more apparent, retailers didn't like having Black/Orange boxes my ass, Valve canceled Black Box so they could charge customers for games they already owned, i'm glad I don't have Orange Box, EA should release Black Box if they're willing to do each game individually » Login to reply to this Ricky Williams (134) Feb 04, 2008 - 03:57 am
| | Hate much? I picked up the orange box on sale for $30, but TF2 alone is easily worth $50 by itself. Best game released in years but if actually played it instead of trolling the internet you would already know that. » Login to reply to this  exe3 (477) Feb 04, 2008 - 03:13 pm
| troll? pfft, i've played all 3 from my friends PC, only about 10mins each but that should be enough, Portal was interesting I would like to play through that, HL2 EP2 was more of the same, shallow combat and all, i'm more interested in the story, I hear Valve actually did something with it in this installment, TF2 however I wasn't very impressed with, it played dull and I was bored quickly, maybe i'd grow to it with more time but for now I could care less about it
and yes I hate Valve, they've burned me far too many times in the past (I was one of those retards who bought the HL2 Collectors Edition :@)
also, I don't care whether TF2 is worth the 50bux alone, one of the selling points of 'episodic' content was regular releases and a cheap price, well Valve has failed epically in both regards» Login to reply to this |

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