Platform: Microsoft Windows[14], macOS[15], Linux[16], PlayStation 3[17], Xbox 360[18]
Game mode: multiplayer video game[19], player versus player[20], co-op mode[21]
Language of work or name: English[22], German[23], French[24], Dutch[25], Danish[26], Spanish[27], Simplified Chinese[28], Russian[29], Portuguese[30], Traditional Chinese[31], Polish[32], Norwegian[33], Japanese[34], Ukrainian[35]
Publication date: October 10, 2007[54], October 18, 2007[55], October 19, 2007[56], November 22, 2007[57], November 23, 2007[58], December 11, 2007[59], April 4, 2008[60], April 8, 2008[61]
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Things named for Team Fortress 2 include Gang Garrison 2[64], a video game[65].
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Entities named for it include Gang Garrison 2[64], a video game[65].
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