As much as I like the idea of a pc ps3 merging, i don’t think the brilliance will ever make it further than Valve. Other developers/producers are much more money grubbing and would never give a free copy of their game even if it’d win them support and money in the long run.
It’d be amazing though. People almost never buy two copies of the game anyway, so I doubt they’d lose many sales.
Wait a minute. Could this possibly mean that one should be able to play the PS3 version simultaneously on the PS3 and the PC? That would mean: Buy PS3 version only once --> Play co-op.
Man, that would be awesome, although I don’t really believe it’s going to be possible.
Unfortunately you can’t play both version simultaneously, because even on PS3 you gonna be connected via Steam account. So it’s one game assigned to one account, but you can play it on whatever platform you like. I’m curious though, how will second-handed version work.
ahahah, awesome 
“Planks of tomorrow”
Valve found the key element for emotions in games.
Moving platforms?
That video was awesome (albeit short). But I got what I wanted from it, the actual release date!
I love how valve is developing Cave Johnson, definitely one of my favorite new additions to the Portal universe. (I know he was in the universe before all this portal 2 stuff but not as a fully developed character)
Thank you for thinking beyond… DUH.
You’re welcome :retard:
Aaanyways, back to the thread… I too love how they give spotlight to Cave Johnson, he’s hilarious! and that humor kinda reminds me The Office or Better Of Ted… (That’s good)
I love you Valve.
Oh, JK Simmons, how I <3 you.
Oh Pikachu I love you.
Oh ILOSTHEGAME I love you 
Oh coherent discussion I love you.
WHERE’S GLADOS I WANT MY PICTURES
C-C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER
Portal 2 or Skyrim?? Decisions decisions…
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