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Hey, everybody, they are re-releasing HL2 for the 360, which includes the original game, Episode one and episode two, along with a new game - Portal.


Anyone seen the demos, or read anything about this game? Portal looks pretty deep.

It's a puzzle game built on the Source engine, and rumors are that the character in it is in episode 3.

You shoot two portals. Jump through one and exit through the other. Or put a portal under a box and over a gun, and it knocks the gun out.

I'd find some links but I'm lazy.


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Ya i saw that game. I love puzzle games and it looked freaking awesome.


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I have a subscription to Xbox Magazine, and I got the December issue a day ago. It has a 12 page article about it, and let me tell you, it looks GREAT. It makes me want to shell out $400 for a 360 just for that game.

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