It's not gonna work like that. Valve have said that in order to get your free PC copy when you buy the PS3 version you have to link your Steam account with your PSN account. Technically you're not getting a free copy but just a copy you can play on both PS3 and PC as save files are stored in the cloud (if you want them to).natster43 said:Either PC or PS3 and give the PS3 copy away to someone else and use the free PC code.
Fixed.imnotparanoid said:They are meant to be played on the PC, Valve has made PC exclusive games for a decade now, there's no reason putting games on Mac and consoles will change that one bit.BoredDragon said:How Valve games are meant to be played, on the PC
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There are 30 million people on Steam. If you can't find anyone playing Portal 2 on PC or Mac after release, then you're not connected to Steam.PettingZOOPONY said:If you have trouble finding Co-op partners on steam you really are doing it wrong. Join open groups or hop in open games, if not add me I always am up for Co-op.Baradiel said:I have the same problem. It'd look better on my PC, but theres more people to play co-op with on Live.
You can think whatever you like. But Valve wont see it that way. Game developers would want you to buy new games instead of used; just as car dealers would want you to buy new cars instead of used.Sober Thal said:Isn't it the same as trading it in at a used game store tho? People can't do that with PC games anymore it seems, but it is common place for console games.mysecondlife said:one would hope Valve is stupid enough to not see it coming...Sober Thal said:Buy it on PS3.
Activate your free copy on Steam.
Sell your PS3 copy to a friend.
Save $$$$$ : )
^This. Also, how is the gamepad a plus when we're talking FPS mechanics? Maybe I'm missing something, but the mouse trumps it by far from where I'm standing.Woodsey said:Considering the specs of the rest of your laptop, the graphics card can't be that bad.
PC easily. Especially considering how well optimised the Source engine is. And its cheaper on PC.
what is this? what makes the PC version not guaranteed to look great? idk what your talking about.Chrono212 said:PC Con:
- Not guaranteed to look great
Again, looking great out of the box... this makes no sense. Not an actual point.Chrono212 said:Xbox Pro:
- It will look great out of the box
- XBL co-op would have the majority of friends
- Game pad (I'm not buying a wired one for the PC)
again how could portal 2 not look good on this system... Idk where u got the idea that it "won't look as good on pc" when your pc outclasses your xbox by about 3 years worth of technological development. Perhaps it won't run at 60fps at max settings, but the xbos ver will be stuck on mid-low level settings and still only put out 30fps.Chrono212 said:PC specs:
Dell Studio XPS 8000
Processor: Intel Core i7 CPU 860 @ 2.80 GHz 2.79 GHz
RAM: 4 GB
64-bit OS
NVIDIA GeForce GT 220
I beleive they'll require you to link your steam account with the PS3/PSN account. I think.mysecondlife said:You can think whatever you like. But Valve wont see it that way. Game developers would want you to buy new games instead of used; just as car dealers would want you to buy new cars instead of used.Sober Thal said:Isn't it the same as trading it in at a used game store tho? People can't do that with PC games anymore it seems, but it is common place for console games.mysecondlife said:one would hope Valve is stupid enough to not see it coming...Sober Thal said:Buy it on PS3.
Activate your free copy on Steam.
Sell your PS3 copy to a friend.
Save $$$$$ : )
Valve is generous towards PS3 owners with digital copies of the game. But there has to be some kind of restriction that binds PS3 copies to the digital.