Orange Box gets bonus song
For some reason.
Valve has announced that The Orange Box will come with another surprise goodie - a music single from a chap called Jonathan Coulton.
Described as a computer programmer "turned modern day rock star", Coulton produced a song co-authored by Valve folks and fans who specifically solicited him to do one.
"I am delighted the Valve design team selected me to help make the surprise single a success," Coulton said. "If it's not every geek's dream to be immortalised in a video game, it was mine."
No idea who he is? Well, he's got a blog, so you can find out, and he also releases his music for free under Creative Commons, so you can try that out too.
And if that's not enough to keep you busy for five minutes on a Friday morning, why not check out some of our Orange Box coverage? It's due out on Steam from 10th October, and at retail for PC and 360 on 12th October.
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Yes, probably, via Steam
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lol
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[link url= http://www.jonathancoulton.com/mp3/Code%20Monkey.mp3
]http://ww w.jonathancoulton.com/mp3/Code%...[/link]
is why this is good news
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This freebie song obviously pales in comparison.
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I cannot wait! :-D
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yes, Code Monkey is awesome!!
[edit: ok, i had to correct the lyrics
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That's my understanding anyway.
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You'll be able to buy everything individually from Steam at some point.
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And you can already order the games individually from Steam, but for the price you are paying to get them on your own, you might as well buy The Orange Box in full.
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I wonder if they even paid for the copyright. To this day I can't even find anything about it on the internet, so I don't know if it was just my copy (which was definitely legit), or just hidden very well (the files didn't show up on a PC).
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If you ever get a chance to go to one of his live shows, do it. It's even more awesome. Half the fun of Re: Your Brains is audience participation.