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April 11th, 2011
#1
For anyone who's waiting for this game, but hasn't been keeping up: there's been a whole lot of stuff going on this week and will continue up until its release.

Valve has released a 2 part comic that covers some back-story to Portal 1 and fills the gap between the two games (here). There's also the potato ARG that's likely to end with some sort of big reveal that might be Portal 2 related and has already given some pretty interesting concept art.

Also, some teasers:

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I know that there's at least 2 other people on this site interested in the game; so if anyone ever wants to do some Co-op my ID on Steam is "Citrinate".

Last edited on April 12th, 2011 at 03:20 AM.
April 12th, 2011
#2
omg you like portal?

yours soo epic cit :P
April 12th, 2011
#3
When I first played the original Portal, I wasn't expecting much, and I was just testing it out (since it was free, at the time). But to my surprise, it was actually brilliantly fun and addicting.

By the end of the game, it made me wish so much for a sequel, more than most other good games have (well, it did feel a bit short), so I will definitely buy this game soon.
April 12th, 2011
#4
New investment video just out:

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April 12th, 2011
#5
Never played portal, is it any fun? Looks interesting but dont know if it's also fun for a longer time.
April 12th, 2011
#6
Never played portal, is it any fun? Looks interesting but dont know if it's also fun for a longer time.

It's alot of fun, really. But due to Portal 1 not having an online mode, the main story and some bonus puzzles are pretty much all you can do.
April 12th, 2011
#7
Portal 1 isn't all that much of a game. It's basically a 2-4 hour long tutorial, but there's a lot of entertainment in the story. Portal 2 will obviously be more fleshed out, but I'm still hoping they have proper support for the level editor; such as the ability to easily download new maps.

Btw, there's a possibility that the Steam version of Portal 2 will be released on April 15th instead of the 19th depending on how well the ARG goes.
April 18th, 2011
#8
Portal 1 isn't all that much of a game. It's basically a 2-4 hour long tutorial, but there's a lot of entertainment in the story. Portal 2 will obviously be more fleshed out, but I'm still hoping they have proper support for the level editor; such as the ability to easily download new maps.

Btw, there's a possibility that the Steam version of Portal 2 will be released on April 15th instead of the 19th depending on how well the ARG goes.

Looks like it will be the 19th, tomorrow, because that's when I get it delivered!

Citrinate what system are you getting it, if you are? I'm getting it for 360!

Edit: Ah nvm just noticed you're going to get it for the computer. D:

Last edited on April 18th, 2011 at 09:20 AM.
April 18th, 2011
#9
I dont useally buy games anymore just play old one on emulators or play FTP online games but i might actually consider buying this i loved the first game and could see myself having hour of fun with it.

also you have to buy it for the computer so much better
April 19th, 2011
#10
Already beat the Co-op, gonna work on beating the Single player later.