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* The console version requires you to buy the game (for $14.99 on {{360}}), as opposed to the PC version since 2018, which has been Free to Play. | * The console version requires you to buy the game (for $14.99 on {{360}}), as opposed to the PC version since 2018, which has been Free to Play. | ||
* Render resolution at 1280x720 and 30 FPS locked framerate. | * Render resolution at 1280x720 and 30 FPS locked framerate. | ||
** {{confirm|Is this 720p30 aswell like {{portal2|1}}?}} | |||
* {{360}} Xbox Live compatibility | * {{360}} Xbox Live compatibility | ||
* PlayStation 3 version has Steam integration, support Keyboard & Mouse and PlayStation Move controller, Like Portal 2, the PS3 online service ended in late 2010s. | * PlayStation 3 version has Steam integration, support Keyboard & Mouse and PlayStation Move controller, Like Portal 2, the PS3 online service ended in late 2010s. | ||
** {{confirm|Is the PS3 service closed down in same year (2016) like {{portal2|1}}?}} | ** {{confirm|Is the PS3 service closed down in same year (2016) like {{portal2|1}}?}} | ||
Revision as of 02:14, 1 April 2023
Like 
Portal 2, 
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive was released on 
Xbox 360 and 
PlayStation 3 on the same day as PC version on Steam.
The game can be run on Xbox One hardware via official emulation.
Key Differences
- The console version requires you to buy the game (for $14.99 on ), as opposed to the PC version since 2018, which has been Free to Play.
- Render resolution at 1280x720 and 30 FPS locked framerate.
Confirm:Is this 720p30 aswell like Portal 2?
- Xbox Live compatibility
- PlayStation 3 version has Steam integration, support Keyboard & Mouse and PlayStation Move controller, Like Portal 2, the PS3 online service ended in late 2010s.
- Confirm:Is the PS3 service closed down in same year (2016) like Portal 2?
- The game has received minimal updates, and remains a snapshot of the game around 2013 (prior to Arms Deal update for the PC version).