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- Developer: EA Games
- Genre(s): Action, Miscellaneous, Shooter, Compilation, First-Person, Sci-Fi
- # of players: Up to 16
- Cheats: On GameFAQs
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Score distribution:
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Positive: 20 out of 21
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Mixed: 1 out of 21
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Negative: 0 out of 21
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There has been some criticism levied against the PS3 version of Orange Box for daunting load times and framerate issues and while they are present, it's easy to forgive these technical issues given the quality of the game itself. If you have a PS3, you can't afford not to own it.
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AceGamezIt is better than you could possibly imagine and it deserves all the praise that it has gained in its short life so far.
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If you don't already own this, you just…NEED to get it.
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Pelit (Finland)The Orange Box is great and atmospheric fun on PS3, too. Only major gripes are the occasional slowdowns, which luckily don't make the game unplayable. [Feb 2008]
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Overall Five ace games in one box. The slowdown shouldn't stop you having an Orange Christmas.
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All five games in The Orange Box are awesome, and even though we had problems here and there with some of the control choices, the experience of playing Half-Life 2 games should not be missed. Valve should be counted among the few that simply know how to tell a good story. However, the PS3 version is without a doubt inferior.
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In spite of framerate drops, inconsistent online multiplayer, and other serious issues that weigh it down, there's little doubt that the five games in this package exude Valve's attention to detail and show off the developer's talent for making great titles.
Score distribution:
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Positive: 37 out of 48
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Mixed: 4 out of 48
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Negative: 7 out of 48
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CarlosJan 16, 2008
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JoshuaB.Jul 12, 2008
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NeilR.Feb 2, 2008
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RichEP.Dec 13, 2007
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DavidL.Mar 10, 2008
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