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Left 4 Dead On PlayStation 3

Posted on July 29, 2010 by preto

Left 4 Dead is a great game and I think that is time for Left 4 Dead to be on PlayStation 3.Valve announced that Left 4 Dead will be on PlayStation 3 soon.I like Left 4 Dead very much and I can’t wait to play it on PlayStation 3.During an interview with fellow PlayStation Magazine UK, head of public relations has Valve’s Doug Lombardi opened a door for future implementation of a chapter in the saga of Left 4 Dead on PS3 but, in contrast, has categorically rejected support that Portal 2 is a Move to 3D stereoscopic:

“The core of the matter is one, and that is that now we finally have an internal study to make all our titles for the PS3 with the best possible quality, at the time of the Orange Box instead we were still self-taught beginner, without any support outside and without a prior knowledge of this new console hardware.It will be great to play Left 4 Dead on PS 3.

Now we have an internal study, so who knows in future we will also build a new Left 4 Dead specifically for the PS3, nobody forbids … But for Portal 2, we can tell you from now there will be no support or Move to stereoscopic 3D, we’ll talk about when this will be done 3 Portal or some other project. ”

After the presence of large (in every sense!) Gabe Newell Sony conference at E3 2010, so with these statements Lombardi can candidly say that the “War of the Roses” from Valve and the PS3 is finally over.

To crown the new path of reconciliation between Valve and Sony platforms, crowned with the appearance of Newell Sony E3 conference to present Portal 2, actually missing the conversion of Left 4 Dead on PlayStation 3.I think that Left 4 Dead is a great game and it will be geater on PlayStation 3.

So far, the issue did not arise either, but lately, given the new policy, Valve’s PR Doug Lombardi seems to have opened a door on the possibility of seeing the FPS survival horror-even on the Sony console.

Actually we are vague, but “who knows what the future may hold,” said Lombardi to about it, already seems a remarkable openness than caustic and combative tone of the early days for the Sony console. No chance instead to Move and 3D in Portal 2, it seems, Lombardi excludes support for two features in the new Valve game.On PlayStation 3 Left 4 Dead will be great.