Valve Bringing Team Fortress 2 Updates to Xbox 360, Being Forced to Charge Gamers
by Chris Faylor, Aug 22, 2008 9:05am PDTWhile PC gamers have enjoyed frequent and free game-expanding updates to Team Fortress 2, including new modes and maps, console players of the class-based multiplayer shooter haven't been as fortunate.
That will change later this year when developer Valve releases a comprehensive collection of the updates as downloadable content for the Xbox 360 version, marketing VP Doug Lombardi informed Kotaku.
Though the updates were free on PC, Valve affirmed it is being forced to charge for the Xbox 360 release, which is why the studio waited until it had an abundance of content.
Pricing has yet to be determined, though Lombardi explained that the company is hoping to sell the content for as low as it can, ideally around $10. In keeping with his earlier comments, the executive was unsure if the pack will hit PlayStation 3.
Included in the collection are two new modes--Payload and Arena--along with new weapons for the Heavy, Pyro and Medic classes and a number of new maps.
Best of PSN collection coming in June for $40
Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon announced for PC and iOS
Demon Hunter is most popular Diablo 3 class, and other infographic stats
Metro: Last Light DLC and season pass detailed
Microsoft considering 1 vs. 100-style game for Xbox One
Hands up, down, and around with Kinect for Xbox One
EA Sports Ignite engine trailer was pre-rendered
Hands-on with Xbox One's new controller
Ryse remade into Xbox One exclusive
Editorial: With Xbox One, you are the controller (and the DRM)










Comments
How about we bring those hard drive prices down to the realm of reality, gentleman?
Thread Truncated. Click to see all 11 replies.
You must be logged in to post.