Can't wait to get your hands on Valve Corporation's Left 4 Dead (Xbox 360, PC)? Well, you're going to have to wait till the full version of the game is out because a demo won't be released before that time. To find out more, be sure to check out the full article.

We know that Valve won't be releasing a PlayStation 3 port of the upcoming zombie shooter Left 4 Dead (Xbox 360, PC). But Valve Corporation is open to the possibility of having a port although the company has maintained that a third party dev would likely create the PS3 port. Why? Over at the full article, Valve's Doug Lombardi shares his thoughts so make the jump.

Portal may have been released on the Xbox 360 in The Orange Box compilation, but did you know that Valve once offered to release it on Xbox Live? Microsoft turned it down however, but who knows, maybe we might see it happen for Portal 2. More in the full article.

Yes, Valve Corporation's Portal (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, PC) is indeed remarkable, but as tempting as the idea may be, the game developer studio won't cash in on the highly-lucrative series...for now. Valve's Doug Lombardi speaks up about the choice they made concerning Portal, and you can read about it in the full article.

Valve may want their downloadable content for Team Fortress 2 on the PS3 and Xbox 360 to be free, but it seems they aren't the final arbiter for how their content gets priced. Kotaku reports that it actually happens to be Microsoft and Sony who get to do the pricing in this case. More on this after the jump!

Even though game developer Valve corporation has made it clear that it's not going to port over their zombie-infested game Left 4 Dead, Doug Lombardi has said that they might do it because they're open to discussions.

If the project pushes through, however, it will not be handled by Valve. Details are in the full article.

Valve corporation's Doug Lombardi has been able to shed new information that their company won't be releasing Left 4 Dead (Xbox 360, PC) for Sony's console, PlayStation 3.

Furthermore, he added that if they wanted to make in-house games, they would definitely try for Nintendo's Wii. Find out more after the jump!

A Valve developer over at San Francisco's GDC grounds has confirmed that Portal 2 is in the company's plans. That aside, the developer also provided some interesting tidbits over how the game started out.

You can view them over in the video in the full article by clicking the "read more" link below.

We've got some news on the Team Fortress front that may just be a blow for gamers on the consoles who're hoping to get more maps. Doug Lombardi, VP of Valve Corporation marketing, has mentioned that plans to bring new maps and content to the console versions of Team Fortress 2 are still up in the air.

If you want to read more on this sobering news, head on over to full article.

Let it not be said that Valve Corporation doesn't listen to their fans. It was recently announced that the company plans to further expand on Portal. In addition, gamers can also expect Team Fortress 2 maps for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in the future.

Want to know more? Head on over to the full article.