Portal is not made by steam.
Started by zigibagidoo, May 12 2009 11:51 PM
21 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 12 May 2009 - 11:51 PM
I've heard that every year, all the game makers go to an IGN thing where the game made by them are rated. Apprantely, when Hen and Ido created Portal, it won the game award. So, steam thought it looked good and bought Portal off Hen and Ido and remade another one. That is why in the Portal trailer, the portals are purle and blue, not orange and blue and the levels are diffirent.
(I wonder if you can still get that version?)
(I wonder if you can still get that version?)
AMAZING!!!
#8
Posted 13 May 2009 - 01:55 AM
What is going on here?
Portal is not any sort of stolen property, it was made by VALVe.
Hen and Ido don't sneak around making and remaking games, or they would have a fortune and more interesting posters on their forums than me.
However, Valve and WCS ARE in cahoots to make a horrible world-ending device that folds the universe inside out.
Portal is not any sort of stolen property, it was made by VALVe.
Hen and Ido don't sneak around making and remaking games, or they would have a fortune and more interesting posters on their forums than me.
However, Valve and WCS ARE in cahoots to make a horrible world-ending device that folds the universe inside out.
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#11
Posted 13 May 2009 - 06:39 AM
I know where the confusion came from.
Here is a timeline, which I had to write in like 20 seconds:
Here is a timeline, which I had to write in like 20 seconds:
- [*:10vgjize]Valve announced Portal, and made some trailers etc.[*:10vgjize]Ido and Hen liked the idea, and decided to make a flash version of that game.[*:10vgjize]Portal: The Flash Version is released.[*:10vgjize]A few hours later, Portal is released.[*:10vgjize]Hen remaked Portal: The Flash Version using Source SDK into Portal.[*:10vgjize]Valve bought the maps from Hen for a respectable amount of money (a few thousands IIRC, or at least hundreds)[*:10vgjize]Valve put these maps, slightly altered, in a new Xbox game called Portal: Still Alive.[*:10vgjize]Zigibagidoo misreads information and causes confusion all around him.
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#14
Posted 13 May 2009 - 10:27 AM
NeatNit said:
I know where the confusion came from.
Here is a timeline, which I had to write in like 20 seconds:
1. Valve announced Portal, and made some trailers etc.
2. Ido and Hen liked the idea, and decided to make a flash version of that game.
3. Portal: The Flash Version is released.
4. A few hours later, Portal is released.
5. Hen remaked Portal: The Flash Version using Source SDK into Portal.
6. Valve bought the maps from Hen for a respectable amount of money (a few thousands IIRC, or at least hundreds)
7. Valve put these maps, slightly altered, in a new Xbox game called Portal: Still Alive.
8. Zigibagidoo misreads information and causes confusion all around him.
Here is a timeline, which I had to write in like 20 seconds:
1. Valve announced Portal, and made some trailers etc.
2. Ido and Hen liked the idea, and decided to make a flash version of that game.
3. Portal: The Flash Version is released.
4. A few hours later, Portal is released.
5. Hen remaked Portal: The Flash Version using Source SDK into Portal.
6. Valve bought the maps from Hen for a respectable amount of money (a few thousands IIRC, or at least hundreds)
7. Valve put these maps, slightly altered, in a new Xbox game called Portal: Still Alive.
8. Zigibagidoo misreads information and causes confusion all around him.
This man speaks the truth.
Never Lose Hope.
#15
Posted 13 May 2009 - 11:07 AM
Hen7 said:
NeatNit said:
I know where the confusion came from.
Here is a timeline, which I had to write in like 20 seconds:
1. Valve announced Portal, and made some trailers etc.
2. Ido and Hen liked the idea, and decided to make a flash version of that game.
3. Portal: The Flash Version is released.
4. A few hours later, Portal is released.
5. Hen remaked Portal: The Flash Version using Source SDK into Portal.
6. Valve bought the maps from Hen for a respectable amount of money (a few thousands IIRC, or at least hundreds)
7. Valve put these maps, slightly altered, in a new Xbox game called Portal: Still Alive.
8. Zigibagidoo misreads information and causes confusion all around him.
Here is a timeline, which I had to write in like 20 seconds:
1. Valve announced Portal, and made some trailers etc.
2. Ido and Hen liked the idea, and decided to make a flash version of that game.
3. Portal: The Flash Version is released.
4. A few hours later, Portal is released.
5. Hen remaked Portal: The Flash Version using Source SDK into Portal.
6. Valve bought the maps from Hen for a respectable amount of money (a few thousands IIRC, or at least hundreds)
7. Valve put these maps, slightly altered, in a new Xbox game called Portal: Still Alive.
8. Zigibagidoo misreads information and causes confusion all around him.
This man speaks the truth.
...Neat...the truth? This is the end of the world as we know it...
"The trouble with quotes on the internet is you just don't know if they're genuine" - Abraham Lincoln
#18
Posted 13 May 2009 - 02:44 PM
The development team of Portal are a bunch of graduates from from a college called DigiPen. While they were there they developed a game called Narbacular Drop, which pretty much was the protoype for Portal(although it looks nothing like it). Valve saw this game, and immediately hired those guys, which led to the creation of Portal itself.
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