Favorite Game in "The Orange Box"? - Games

can someone please tell me why the feel of creating a portal with the xbox 360 controller feels so awesome.

I wanted it for Portal and I think that might be my favorite, but it's really hard to decide. [editline]18th June 2011[/editline] Probably Portal though, just because it's different.

I really like Half life 2 and portal, but I can't play them over and over again because it isn't multiplayer. A multiplayer game is always different, a single player game isn't, but half life and portal aren't bad games of course, they're great games. But I prefer team fortress 2 because it's multiplayer.

Portal was great and all but i'm a much bigger half-life fan so episode 2 was my favorite.

I bought it originally for tf2, which I ended up barely playing at all. So portal definitely takes the spot.

Team Fortress 2. One of my favourite games ever, and I'm still playing it after 2 years.

the one with the pink and green hats

Bought it for all the other games except for tf2, turned out the only game I actually finished playing was tf2. Well, not really finish it but keep on playing it, you know what a mean.

counter strike 2

TF2 Wins in my opinion

The Orange Box was actually the very first PC game I ever played, this was back when I was entirely new to PC gaming and the latest gaming console I had at the time was a Gamecube/ PS2. I have to say, The Orange Box was the greatest selection I ever made for my first PC game. So many amazing games in one package and I was literally engrossed in it for weeks, even months. Out of all the games included, the original HL2 was what scored for me the most. The great length of the game, the brilliant story, I was literally at the edge of my seat the whole way through. And the moment I finished it, I immediately cracked open the episodes first. Interestingly, TF2 was the last game I cracked opened in the whole bundle because I wasn't entirely sure if I would enjoy it or not, and yet it has become the most played game for me out of all the PC games I own. 2221.1 hours total since December 7, 2007. I am absolutely addicted (and need a fucking life).

[QUOTE=Nidhogg;31024800][b]The Orange Box was actually the very first PC game I ever played[/b], this was back when I was entirely new to PC gaming and the latest gaming console I had at the time was a Gamecube/ PS2. I have to say, The Orange Box was the greatest selection I ever made for my first PC game. So many amazing games in one package and I was literally engrossed in it for weeks, even months. Out of all the games included, the original HL2 was what scored for me the most. The great length of the game, the brilliant story, I was literally at the edge of my seat the whole way through. And the moment I finished it, I immediately cracked open the episodes first. Interestingly, TF2 was the last game I cracked opened in the whole bundle because I wasn't entirely sure if I would enjoy it or not, and yet it has become the most played game for me out of all the PC games I own. 2221.1 hours total since December 7, 2007. I am absolutely addicted (and need a fucking life).[/QUOTE] eh

Some of us didn't have the luxury of having computers capable of playing games, y'know. I don't exactly live in a very wealthy family. Didn't start getting into PC gaming until I got myself a job back in high school and started buying everything myself and built my own gaming rig.

[QUOTE=Nidhogg;31025029]Some of us didn't have the luxury of having computers capable of playing games, y'know. I don't exactly live in a very wealthy family. Didn't start getting into PC gaming until I got myself a job back in high school and started buying everything myself and built my own gaming rig.[/QUOTE] It's not that, it's just that you called the Orange Box a 'Game'. The Orange Box is a series of games. You're reading it the wrong way mate.

[QUOTE=JimJam707;31025102]It's not that, it's just that you called the Orange Box a 'Game'. The Orange Box is a series of games. You're reading it the wrong way mate.[/QUOTE] Oh, I see. Where is that Bad Reading rating when you need it, right? Didn't think something small like that would push your buttons, though. Unless you're trying to farm funny ratings or something.

I bought OB for HL2 because I never played it. But then TF2 won and still is the winner. I just dont give a shit about hats and am satisfied if I have the weapons I want.

[QUOTE=Nidhogg;31025139]Oh, I see. Where is that Bad Reading rating when you need it, right? Didn't think something small like that would push your buttons, though. Unless you're trying to farm funny ratings or something.[/QUOTE] Nah, I'm just weird and OCD like that. I tend to ignore ratings on my posts anyway.

you faggots, it's EP2, it's the only valid answer.

TF2 was an awesome game before all these updates, I played it alot, left it alone for awhile and came back to these stupid fucking hats and inventory shit. To me, the game was ruined.

Definitely Portal. But you can't go wrong with Half Life Two or TF2 because they run on the same engine.

[QUOTE=RickCheese;31030145]Definitely Portal. But you can't go wrong with Half Life Two or TF2 because they run on the same engine.[/QUOTE] What the hell does the engine have to do with it? Source Engine = good? That's very flawed logic.

[QUOTE=CakeMaster7;31030424]What the hell does the engine have to do with it? Source Engine = good? That's very flawed logic.[/QUOTE] Yeah, that's a flawed hypothesis, the true, factual formula is Made by Valve = good [editline]10th July 2011[/editline] Unless it's Richochet, but it is never to be spoken of. We don't go to Richochet.

Half-Life 2: 15 hours played Episode One: 8 hours played Episode Two: 10 hours played Portal: 9 hours played Team Fortress 2: 1647 hours played You guys, I can't figure this one out.

[QUOTE=KarmaPolice;31038353]Half-Life 2: 15 hours played Episode One: 8 hours played Episode Two: 10 hours played Portal: 9 hours played Team Fortress 2: 1647 hours played You guys, I can't figure this one out.[/QUOTE] Well to b fair, I have more hours in MW2 than I do in Portal, just because multiplayer games have more replay value.