Quantcast

The Orange Box


Summary | » News | Previews | Features | Review | Cheats | Guides | Screenshots | Videos | Comments | FeedRSS

Valve offering real Companion Cubes

Portal's cutest star soon to be available on the Valve store

Words: Andy Robinson, CVG UK
Email this Article
Close

Nov 12, 2007

Weighted Companion Cubes from Orange Box puzzler Portal will be coming to the Valve store soon.

In addition, the plush Cube (which doesn't talk and won't try to stab you) will go on sale alongside a smaller pair of cubes made for hanging in your car's rear-view mirror. We need these to complete the Valve toy collection on our desks.

Valve also sends word of an important Source SDK update which lets users tinker with "custom game experiences for games in The Orange Box". Good news, because we've already hammered the custom Portal maps on the internet.

Courtesy of CVG


 
Latest Videos
This video player requires Flash 9 Player or later. Please download the latest Flash Player.
» More videos
The Knowledge

The Orange Box

Genre: Shooter
Release date: 11 Dec 2007
Published by: Electronic Arts
Developed by: Valve
8 GREAT
Read the review
Latest Articles About This Game
Gordon Freeman Wins Gamespot's All Time Greatest... N4G
Gamespot writes: That's it. The votes are in and you, the faithful, the fans, the readers of...
PS3 News from N4G  -  15 Oct 2009
Half-Life 2/Eve Online Hybrid Machinima Clear... N4G
The highly praised Half Life 2/Eve Online hybrid machinima is back with Clear Skies 2, now available...
PS3 News from N4G  -  10 May 2009
The 28 Best FPS Games N4G
From the dystopian corridors of BioShock's subterranean paradise to the Strogg-infested space...
PS3 News from N4G  -  3 Jan 2009
Kids in the Hall LOVE Portal N4G
Classic Canadian comic troupe Kids in the Hall clearly think Portal is the funniest thing in the...
PS3 News from N4G  -  19 Nov 2008
Valve Teases 'Team Fortress 2' Update On Consoles  N4G
MTV Multiplayer writes: Do you ever get jealous at the amount of free updates Valve delivers for...
PS3 News from N4G  -  15 Aug 2008