PS3’s The Orange Box gets 1.10 patch

Don’t look now, but EA has stealthily dropped a 128MB patch for the European version of The Orange Box. The game’s fans who are enjoying it on the Sony PlayStation 3 have been itching for fixes that will curb issues marring a very good release. However, something seems to be missing in this little development. Find out what in the full article up next.

European gamers currently playing The Orange Box have long complained about a myriad of issues plaguing the Sony PlayStation 3 version of the game. Publisher Electronic Arts has heard enough whines and moans, forcing its hand to clean up its act.

A 128MB update has been released to bring The Orange Box to version 1.10 this week. Unfortunately, there’s no changelog accompanying the update to guide us on what improvements have supposedly been made.

The Orange Box for the PS3 is a well-rated game in a lot of reviews, but frame rate issues have somewhat marred the 2007 standout. Problems like friends not appearing in lists and accounts not registering on the EA server have also been cited by players.

We’ll update you as soon as the official patch documentation hits the news scene. In the meantime, feel free to tell us what changes you’ve experienced if you already have the update.

Via Eurogamer