The Orange Box was first released for Microsoft Windows and Xbox 360 on October 10, 2007, while the PlayStation 3 version, developed by EA UK was released in December 11, 2007. A digital Orange Box pack, containing the five games, was released on May 27, 2010 for OS X following the release of Steam for the platform, [2] while a similar version. EA has sneakily released a beefy patch to address problems with The Orange Box on PS3. The 1.10 update is 128 MB, and unhelpfully has no associated documentation to outline the changes. The Orange Box includes Half Life 2: Episode Two, Portal and Team Fortress 2 in addition to full versions of award-winning Half Life 2 and Half Life 2: Episode One for an engrossing first-person action experience. Half Life 2 The Orange Box: Once again players assume the role of Gordon Freeman, a scientist destined to save the Earth from hordes of gruesome alien attackers. Valve has created a fully realized world in Half-Life 2, with objects and characters that feature accurate physics properties, behaving with the appropriate mass, density, and physical. For The Orange Box on the PlayStation 3, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'Tf2 Patch'.

EA has sneakily released a beefy patch to address problems with The Orange Box on PS3.

The 1.10 update is 128 MB, and unhelpfully has no associated documentation to outline the changes.

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Orange Box PS3 owners have publicly complained for a while over the framerate and connection issues as well as slow loading times.

Valve does not develop PS3 versions of its games internally but outsources them to a third-party. It has said this is the model it will follow for the foreseeable future.

Can you tell us what else the patch has addressed, Eurogamer reader? You can have an Easter egg as a reward.

If you've tried to play the PS3 version of The Orange Box recently, you may have noticed a newly available patch, version 1.10. This update went live last night and clocks in at 128 MB. We contacted EA to get details on just what this update entails.

The Orange Box Ps3 Patch

The 1.10 patch focuses on fixing problems in Team Fortress 2, including Leaderboard bugs, server and graphics issues, as well as fixing a 'memory leak' to improve the stability of Orange Box's single-player modes. Most notable, however, is the fix for a problem many users have recently encountered. Team Fortress 2 players were previously unable to connect to EA servers if they had more then 30 registered friends, but this has apparently been addressed.

The Orange Box Ps3 Patch 1.10.2

The patch is only available in North America at this time, though EA noted that a patch for Europe would arrive shortly. You can find the official list of fixes below:

• Fixed a graphical issue whereby a player would have the explosion effect left on the end of their Rocket Launcher when attempting to Rocket Jump.


• Fixed a memory leak to improve single-player stability.


• Fixed an issue whereby the players name would not appear on the Stats comparison screen.


• We have fixed an issue that would cause the vote tallies to disappear when you viewed the scoreboard between rounds.


• Fixed an online server issue.


• Fixed an issue that caused a crash when a player that wasn't in Division 1 entered your Leaderboards.


• Fixed an issue with players not always being added to the 'Players Met' menu on the XMB.


• Fixed a bug where a player viewing a friend without an EA account would have an empty entry in the friend's Leaderboard.


• Fixed an issue where it was not possible to connect to the EA servers if you had more than 30 friends.