Portal ending
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My son finished Portal (original on Orange box) last night. For those that haven't finished it before, there is this really cute song sung by the computer at the end. It's so awesome and unexpected, I went to bed with a big smile on my face :D Does that sound weird?
Not weird at all! After I beat the game, my kids fell in love with that song and were singing it for weeks afterwards. :)
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My son finished Portal (original on Orange box) last night. For those that haven't finished it before, there is this really cute song sung by the computer at the end. It's so awesome and unexpected, I went to bed with a big smile on my face :D Does that sound weird?
"The cake is a lie!"
If you truly believe you need to pick a mobile phone that "says something" about your personality, don't bother. You don't have a personality. A mental illness, maybe, but not a personality. [Charlie Brooker] ScrewTurn Wiki, Software Localization Tools & Services and My Blog
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My son finished Portal (original on Orange box) last night. For those that haven't finished it before, there is this really cute song sung by the computer at the end. It's so awesome and unexpected, I went to bed with a big smile on my face :D Does that sound weird?
Jonathan Coulton (may his name be glorified on high) wrote it. There's a version with Sara Quinn (of Tegan & Sara) singing it on his last album, Artificial Heart. Yes, I like the song (see my sig) :)
Look at me still talking when there's science to do When I look out there it makes me glad I'm not you
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My son finished Portal (original on Orange box) last night. For those that haven't finished it before, there is this really cute song sung by the computer at the end. It's so awesome and unexpected, I went to bed with a big smile on my face :D Does that sound weird?
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My son finished Portal (original on Orange box) last night. For those that haven't finished it before, there is this really cute song sung by the computer at the end. It's so awesome and unexpected, I went to bed with a big smile on my face :D Does that sound weird?
One of the reasons why games are largely so derivative these days is that no-one is willing to do something different, no-one wants to take a risk. I find that a little sad really. In this case, someone took a risk and suddenly we get a game that can properly be called "iconic". Someone should really beat the guys in charge of EA et al and shout at them with a loud voice "It's OK to take a risk: we won't crucify you if you make the occasional blunder as long as you make some really great things as well." Well done to Valve for having the faith to give those guys a chance. On another related topic, when are we going to get the next episode of Half Life 2, for crying out loud?
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"The cake is a lie!"
If you truly believe you need to pick a mobile phone that "says something" about your personality, don't bother. You don't have a personality. A mental illness, maybe, but not a personality. [Charlie Brooker] ScrewTurn Wiki, Software Localization Tools & Services and My Blog
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Ralph Little wrote:
He wants to get Portal 2 on the weekend.
He will like it, my daughter did. I liked it too. The Wheatley character is a hoot. Has a lot of great lines such as "So there's a slight chance that you have a minor case of serious brain damage"
It was broke, so I fixed it.
I like to sit and listen to the hilarious things GLaDOS says. I never finish the 'tests' in a reasonable amount of time because I'm sitting there laughing at the computer. Remember the Portal trailer? "If at first you don't succeed, you fail."
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I like to sit and listen to the hilarious things GLaDOS says. I never finish the 'tests' in a reasonable amount of time because I'm sitting there laughing at the computer. Remember the Portal trailer? "If at first you don't succeed, you fail."
In Portal 2 Wheatley and GlaDOS get irritated with Chell when you don't respond to them. It is half the fun the comments they make.
It was broke, so I fixed it.
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One of the reasons why games are largely so derivative these days is that no-one is willing to do something different, no-one wants to take a risk. I find that a little sad really. In this case, someone took a risk and suddenly we get a game that can properly be called "iconic". Someone should really beat the guys in charge of EA et al and shout at them with a loud voice "It's OK to take a risk: we won't crucify you if you make the occasional blunder as long as you make some really great things as well." Well done to Valve for having the faith to give those guys a chance. On another related topic, when are we going to get the next episode of Half Life 2, for crying out loud?
unfortunately[^] and, as always xkcd[^] has something to say
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Ralph Little wrote:
He wants to get Portal 2 on the weekend.
He will like it, my daughter did. I liked it too. The Wheatley character is a hoot. Has a lot of great lines such as "So there's a slight chance that you have a minor case of serious brain damage"
It was broke, so I fixed it.