PS3’s The Orange Box to get new patch this March

When Valve put up a page dedicated to hearing out complaints from The Orange Box fans, they did so to find out what improvements the three games within needed. As it turns out, there were a handful of issues in the Sony PlayStation 3 version that needed to be addressed. Thankfully, a patch has been created and is lined up for testing. Details follow in the full article.

At the start of the year, we reported to you that Valve put up a page dedicated to hearing out complaints from fans pointing at issues observed in the Sony PlayStation 3 version of The Orange Box. It seems that the campaign has paid off and a patch to address troubles in the collection of games has been created.

The patch team didn’t point to any specific issues that the update shoots down, but says there’s a myriad of them. An exact release date was also kept under wraps. The only assurance given was that it would come within March after it’s been tested.

The PS3 version of The Orange Box was developed by EA London in partnership with Valve. It features a trifecta of great titles (Half-Life 2: Episode 2, Team Fortress 2, Portal) and is universally recognized as one of 2007’s top releases.

Via PSN at Home