BF3Blog have received some anonymous informations from inside Valve stating some discussions taking place between Valve and EA.
Valve and EA could be in the last stages of the negotiations, which could see Battlefield 3 brought to the Steam platform right on the time for the official release on October 25.
The agreements are still the same ones that were the cause for Crysis 2 to be pulled, which is the sales of DLC, in which Valve wanted them offered through the Steam system while EA wanted them to be on their own Origin platform.
All this bickering between these companies has annoyed the gamers who have lobbied both of them to put Battlefield 3 on Steam, which seems to have been rather successful.
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