
Just like Valve did with Portal 2, enabling cross-platform play between PC and PS3, the firm’s hoping to accomplish the same feat with its upcoming online-only shooter, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
“We never want to create these ‘islands of players’,” Valve boss Gabe Newell told PC Games at GamesCom 2011. “You have to be sensitive to control differences, and make sure you’re accommodating that, but, you know, our view is players should be able to play as part of a community on whatever device they can.
You know, sometimes there are contractual, or other issues that make that hard, where somebody, a platform holder doesn’t want you to do that for whatever reason, but our preference is always to let customers play and be part of the larger community.”
It’ll release early next year for PSN, Xbox Live and PC.
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