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Pretty much guaranteed to be no.CptSupermarket said:Ok so if i buy this for ps3, link to my steam account for free copy, then can my daughter play co op with me on pc and she on ps3 or vice versa?
Pretty much guaranteed to be no.CptSupermarket said:Ok so if i buy this for ps3, link to my steam account for free copy, then can my daughter play co op with me on pc and she on ps3 or vice versa?
CptSupermarket said:Ok so if i buy this for ps3, link to my steam account for free copy, then can my daughter play co op with me on pc and she on ps3 or vice versa?
It's almost guaranteed that to get your free PC copy, you will have to tie your PS3 copy to the same account. Let's be real here, Valve still wants to make money.Piggus said:I don't see why that wouldn't be possible considering they already said there will be cross-platform multiplayer between PS3 and PC. The two games would have to be linked to the same Steam account for it NOT to work but does the PS3 version HAVE to be on the same account? Can't you just create a new Steam account on the PS3 after the PC version is linked to your main account? I guess we'll find out.
CptSupermarket said:so what you are saying is that it will be tied to my ps3 serial code? or that particular portal 2 blu ray? so i cant sign in to ps3 as a different user and co op that way?
Gacha-pin said:I think it's pretty simple. Valve is just trying to expand their "play anywhere" stance to the consoles and this time it's PS3. Free PC copy doesn't mean a bonus for the PS3 players.
Foliorum Viridum said:If that's not in the PS3 version then I'm not buying it. I was getting the PS3 version solely so my girlfriend could play on the TV when I did co-op with her on my PC with the free Steam version.
Major letdown if that's not possible![]()
Foliorum Viridum said:If that's not in the PS3 version then I'm not buying it. I was getting the PS3 version solely so my girlfriend could play on the TV when I did co-op with her on my PC with the free Steam version.
Major letdown if that's not possible![]()
Is it not glaringly obvious how this would be abused to hell and back?Foliorum Viridum said:If that's not in the PS3 version then I'm not buying it. I was getting the PS3 version solely so my girlfriend could play on the TV when I did co-op with her on my PC with the free Steam version.
Major letdown if that's not possible![]()
PS3-PC co-op is definitely possible. But you'll have to buy a second copy for your girlfriend.Otacon said:exact same reason I pre-ordered the PS3 version - to play co-op with my girlfriend
if PS3-PC co-op is not possible which I thought it would, I guess I'll get 2 360 copies instead
Valve really should. I mean come on all the code is there and PC has more than enough horsepower for it. We shouldn't have to ghetto fixes to get it.Foliorum Viridum said:Edit: So I'm doing some Googling and there won't be local splitscreen for co-op on PC version? :\
Foliorum Viridum said:Edit: So I'm doing some Googling and there won't be local splitscreen for co-op on PC version? :\
Foliorum Viridum said:I really don't see why Valve don't have splitscreen support as standard. I mean, a large number of PC players use TVs these days. Split screen Portal would still look great on my 40" TV.
I'm still hyped as hell for the game but now I'm pretty much forced to play with somebody other than my girlfriend because I'm not buying the game twice unless it is possible to hack in splitscreen. Lame.
JaseC said:The fact that it can be enabled by way of a config file edit likely means they're working on it but feel the feature is not yet ready to patch in.
Pai Pai Master said:You could hack it into L4D1 and they never had any plans to enable it.
Pai Pai Master said:I think most people just assumed that the PS3 version of the game would come with a PC version serial code like the ones that would come in any PC version that you could activate on Steam as an entirely seperate product. In reality, the PS3 version will most likely come with steps to tie your PSN account to your Steam account (since you'll be able to access your Steam friends list from within the PS3 version) and a code to activate your Steam version of Portal 2 that will be tied to that same account. Just like trying to play the same game on the same account on two PCs, you'll probably not be able to play the same PS3 version with the same PC version.
It's not a sense of entitlement, it's a misunderstanding. Get off your high horse, mate.Pai Pai Master said:You could hack it into L4D1 and they never had any plans to enable it.
And holy shit at people feeling that they're entitled to an entirely free copy of the game. That was never the case. Not to mention on top of the Steam version, the Walmart and Amazon credit bonuses still make this one of the best deals in the last year or so. If you were really hanging on having that extra copy playable by two people, just use that credit and enjoy another $30/40 copy.
1-D_FTW said:Valve isn't Santa Claus nor are they stupid.
Pai Pai Master said:It's likely just a remnant of code from console version that people learned to access via console. People were asking Valve constantly to make it an official option in L4D1 and not only did they never do so, but IIRC you can't even activate it via console in L4D2.
JaseC said:The very same config trick works for L4D2, too.
Heavy's Sandvich said:Why would the ps3 version need DRM enabled by steam?
It makes no sense.
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Wazzim said:Buy PS3 version -> Get PC version for free -> Sell PS3 version= Profit.
Not good for Valve, I know it. (used sales etc.) But hey, they started leaching off my pocket with Steam.
Heavy's Sandvich said:Why would the ps3 version need DRM enabled by steam?
It makes no sense.
Wazzim said:Buy PS3 version -> Get PC version for free -> Sell PS3 version= Profit.
Not good for Valve, I know it. (used sales etc.) But hey, they started leaching off my pocket with Steam.
I'm sure Valve thought of your clever fucking plan and has some way to make that used copy as worthless as possible.Wazzim said:Buy PS3 version -> Get PC version for free -> Sell PS3 version= Profit.
Not good for Valve, I know it. (used sales etc.) But hey, they started leaching off my pocket with Steam.
Stallion Free said:I'm sure Valve thought of your clever fucking plan and has some way to make that used copy as worthless as possible.
Don't think stores like GameStop know that it will be a worthless used copy.Stallion Free said:I'm sure Valve thought of your clever fucking plan and has some way to make that used copy as worthless as possible.
I doubt it, it's going to be a one off thing. The person buying a used copy won't get shit: cloud saves, free DLC (which they should push hard), and access to Steam friends lists.Alexander said:Yeah, they'll just allow the PS3 key that you use to activate the Steam copy be reusable. Once you sell your copy off, the next buyer will activate his/her PC copy and yours will be gone.
This way the original buyer is screwed, as it it should be.
SMH. People want companies to be pro-consumer and then when companies are, you get ideas like this.Horns said:One question though, when I link my PSN account to Steam I'll unlock the PC version. Can I then link my other PSN account to another friends Steam account and unlock it for him as well?
i'm hoping (though not expecting) that the free Portal 2 on PC happens with a one use code, which is ONLY for Portal 2 on PC.Stallion Free said:I doubt it, it's going to be a one off thing. The person buying a used copy won't get shit: cloud saves, free DLC (which they should push hard), and access to Steam friends lists.
SMH. People want companies to be pro-consumer and then when companies are, you get ideas like this.
Cos Valve rocks like that? Thanks to that I'm getting the PS3 version cheaper as well; 40 as opposed to 60 bucks.StuBurns said:Anyone know why Portal 2 is cheaper in the UK than normal games? It's £32 as appose to about £42 almost every where.