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Entering New Dimensions: Your Ultimate Portal 2 Fan Destination

In Portal 2, Chell and GLaDOS return for more mind-bending puzzles in the Aperture Science Enrichment Center, uncovering past mysteries and forming an unlikely bond in a hilariously twisted and captivating adventure.

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Which of these is NOT a core introduced in Portal 2? (Expert)
#1: Space Core
#2: Rick the Adventure Sphere
#3: Fact Core
#4: Intelligence Core
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In Portal 2, what is the primary ingredient used to manufacture the Aperture Science Handheld Portal Device's miniature black holes? (Genius)
#1: Exotic matter
#2: Moon rocks
#3: Dark matter
#4: Quantum foam
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JK Simmons, who voiced Aperture Science founder Cave Johnson in Portal 2, improvised the line about lemons and wanting to burn life’s house down, which became one of the game’s most memorable quotes.
Portal 2 features an interactive 'Credits Song' titled Want You Gone performed by Jonathan Coulton and sung by Ellen McLain, the voice of GLaDOS, as a follow-up to the original game's song Still Alive.

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What is your favorite aspect of Portal 2?
The clever puzzles
The humorous dialogue
The co-op multiplayer mode
The intriguing storyline
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Which character from Portal 2 do you find most intriguing?
GLaDOS
Wheatley
Chell
Cave Johnson
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announcement
March 5, 2007

Valve Corporation Announces Portal 2

Valve publicly announced the development of Portal 2 as a sequel to the highly successful game Portal.

release
April 19, 2011

Portal 2 Release on Multiple Platforms

Portal 2 was released globally for Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360.

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June 7, 2011

Portal 2 Soundtrack Released

The official soundtrack for Portal 2, featuring music and songs from the game, was released.

update
August 29, 2012

Steam Workshop Support Added to Portal 2

Valve added Steam Workshop support to Portal 2 allowing players to create and share custom levels and content.

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