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Jun 1, 2008

CVG: Pyro unlockables next for Team Fortress

PS3 News from N4G | The Orange Box

PS3 - The Orange Box - CVG: Pyro unlockables next for Team Fortress

The Pyro class is next in line to receive an Achievement and unlockables upgrade in Team Fortress 2, Valve has confirmed.

The last class to receive the upgrade goods was the Medic, whom can now receive unlockable weapons for collecting specific Achievements based on its healing abilities.
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May 30, 2008

Orange Box Petition Reaches 1500, EA Has no Say in Development

PS3 News from N4G | The Orange Box

PS3 - The Orange Box - Orange Box Petition Reaches 1500, EA Has no Say in Development

VALVe says the PS3 version of the Orange Box was farmed out to EA UK, while EA UK reports it has no say in development. Who is telling the truth?

SCRAWL writes:

"Mike Seedon, the guy handling the Orange Box petition e-mailed me today updating me on the status of the petition. It has reached 1,500 signatures, which isn't much but that's 500 more than last week.

He has also informed me that EA UK has responded to his questions."

Hit the jump for all details.
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May 23, 2008

Valve: We laugh at PC dying stories

PC News | The Orange Box

If you look properly you'll find that PC game sales are even, if not bigger, than all of the next-gen consoles, says Valve's Doug Lombardi.

"We sort of laugh at it," the marketing man told Shacknews.

"Because we've been wildly successful--we're very fortunate, you know. Our games have all done really, really well, Steam has taken off and become this whole other business for us, Valve has never been in better shape--and yet ...

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Apr 26, 2008

The Orange Box petition continues, website launched

PS3 News from N4G | The Orange Box

PS3 - The Orange Box - The Orange Box petition continues, website launched

The Orange Box, which was developed by VALVE for PC and Xbox360, made its way to the PS3 via Electronic Arts. A few days ago, an angry gamer started a petition regarding the numerous issues.

Eventually, the gamer decided to step up by opening a website.
The goal through his site is to provide proof to the gaming community. Indeed, he has decided to provide evidence from the various ongoing problems with screens and videos.

But will all the hard work pay off?
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Mar 21, 2008

The Orange Box Patch In Detail, List Inside

PS3 News from N4G | The Orange Box

PS3 - The Orange Box - The Orange Box Patch In Detail, List Inside

PSX Extreme writes: "By now, if you're an owner of a PS3 copy of The Orange Box, you may have heard about a patch that was released earlier today. Perhaps you've already downloaded the patch but don't know what it does. Well, Electronic Arts has just issued word on all of the fixes that comes with this update, so take a look at the list below:

* Fixed a graphical issue whereby a player would have the explosion effect left on the end of their Rocket Launcher when attempting to Rocket Jump.

* Fixed a memory leak to improve single player stability."
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Mar 20, 2008

The Orange Box Patched For PS3

PS3 News from N4G | The Orange Box

PS3 - The Orange Box - The Orange Box Patched For PS3

Kotaku writes: "PlayStation 3 owners who attempt to play their copies of The Orange Box tonight will be greeted with a required update, bringing the EA published collection to version 1.10. The 128 MB download unfortunately doesn't come with a changelog, nor can we find a shred of information on what's changed on the internet. Digging through Valve's Steam forums, EA's support site and game forums, and the official PlayStation web site have revealed nothing about the download. We're pestering EA to found out what's up.

During my initial play time with the new version, testing out Team Fortress 2, Portal and Half-Life 2: Episode Two, nothing was immediately noticeable, although connecting to a TF2 game did seem to be rather speedy."
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Mar 10, 2008

The Orange Box: 100 Awards and Counting

PS3 News from N4G | The Orange Box

PS3 - The Orange Box - The Orange Box: 100 Awards and Counting

The 2007 award season is coming to a close and The Orange Box - the unique multiplatform, multi-game offering from Valve, creators of Half-Life® 2 and Counter-Strike® - has racked up over 100 first place awards, comprised of more than 50 Game of the Year honors plus over 50 craft awards for special achievements in gaming.
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Mar 6, 2008

Orange Box splits up next month

PC News | The Orange Box

Those stingy enough to refuse buying Valve's Orange Box for all of its games can reclaim some of their street cred next month, when the bargain package is split three ways. Team Fortress 2, Portal and the Half-Life 2: Episode Pack will go on sale on April 9. According to Valve this is a worldwide release, although UK retailers list both of the games for pre-order. Pricing for the US (according to retailers) will be $19.99 for Portal and ...
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Mar 6, 2008

No plans to split Orange Box in the UK

PC News from N4G | The Orange Box

PC - The Orange Box - No plans to split Orange Box in the UK

EA has just told videogaming247 that there are currently no release plans for the the separate elements of the Orange Box at UK retail.

"There is no confirmation on UK plans for releasing individual elements of The Orange Box at retail," said an EA UK spokesperson. "Obviously, you can already download individual elements via Steam, and they have announced in the US that they will be available at retail in April."
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Mar 5, 2008

Audiosurf Ranks as Steam's Best Seller in February

PC News from N4G | The Orange Box

PC - The Orange Box - Audiosurf Ranks as Steam's Best Seller in February

Dylan Fitter's unique musical puzzle racer Audiosurf was the top-selling title on Valve's digital distribution-based Steam platform during February, the company announced today.

Released on February 15, Audiosurf and its $9.95 price point topped the charts both in terms of revenue and units sold. The game, which dynamically creates race tracks based on a user's imported music, outsold such notable titles as Valve's The Orange Box and PopCap's Peggle Deluxe.
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