Portal 2 E3 Demo 2/7: Excursion Funnels [HD]

Valve today released Parts 2 and 3 of the Portal E3 Demo in HD. Parts 2 and 3 introduce players to "Excursion Funnels" and "Faith Plates," two of the new mechanics in Portal 2 that may be leveraged for moving objects and yourself though the world.

Parts 4 - 7 will be released throughout the week. For more information, please visit www.thinkwithportals.com

Be sure to check out TheGamingVault.com for all new Portal 2 news!

Update: Comcast thinks that they own content from this video. They are wrong. This video was released directly from Valve Corporation.

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[holyhandgrenade999]

Amazing what they can do with asbestos these days.

[Ceranimis]

@holyhandgrenade999 I guess that's what Science is for; when you've already kneecapped gravity, kicked the conservation of energy down the stairs and blackmailed both branches of dimensional theory; why not got the whole hog and add asbestos apature permiable pillers of poisonous particles. Or rather luminous liquid.

Either way, I don't think that apature sceince suffers lawsuits.

[BobiFromBucharest]

the first portal video and no turrets disliked it...OMG!!!

[Ceranimis]

@JohnBigOz You said what everybody's thinking.

[JohnBigOz]

@Ceranimis They prboably burned the lawyer's houses with lemons. comustable lemons!

[Ceranimis]

@holyhandgrenade999 Anger, Curiousity and Cake-logic. I'm not exactly sure who thought that the end product would be stable; I suspect it to be the same person who decided it was a good idea to have exactly enough deadly neurotoxin to fill the faucility hooked up to the air-vents.

...

Also I'm begining to wonder what part's of quantum mechanics they'll throw a spanner in next- I think there's only time left and I'm at a loss to think how you'd be able to beat that.

[holyhandgrenade999]

@Ceranimis Let's not forget that they played God by creating a sentient supercomputer capable of expressing emotions. Anger, mostly.