• Score The Free Portal 2 Soundtrack And Ringtones

    Posted by Chris Forbis on May-26-2011

    Score The Free Portal 2 Soundtrack And Ringtones

    So, if you are hopelessly addicted to the testing chambers of Portal 2 and feel the need to “Portalize” more of your life – this is for you.  I’m sure there are disclaimers and waivers a plenty in regards to subliminal content – so download at your own risk.

    Whether you’re a mega-science corporation with decades of test experience, or a young start-up liberating your first test subject from non-testing with a chloroform-soaked rag, Aperture guarantees results. Wake up your test subject, open the chamber door, and press play—let Aperture’s patent-pending rhythmic compliance enhancers do the rest.

    If that’s not enough – Aperture has snipped out some of the most recognizable parts of the soundtrack in order to create attention getting ringtones.  Let everyone know you have been tested and download the soundtrack, volume one of Songs To Test By, right here.

    Source Kotaku

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    Score The Free Portal 2 Soundtrack and Ringtones

    Posted by Chris Forbis on May-25-2011

    Score The Free Portal 2 Soundtrack and Ringtones

    So, if you are hopelessly addicted to the testing chambers of Portal 2 and feel the need to “Portalize” more of your life – this is for you.  I’m sure there are disclaimers and waivers a plenty in regards to subliminal content – so download at your own risk.

    Whether you’re a mega-science corporation with decades of test experience, or a young start-up liberating your first test subject from non-testing with a chloroform-soaked rag, Aperture guarantees results. Wake up your test subject, open the chamber door, and press play—let Aperture’s patent-pending rhythmic compliance enhancers do the rest.

    If that’s not enough – Aperture has snipped out some of the most recognizable parts of the soundtrack in order to create attention getting ringtones.  Let everyone know you have been tested and download the soundtrack, volume one of Songs To Test By, right here.

    Via: Kotaku

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    Left 4 Dead 2 DLC Revealed

    Posted by Chris Forbis on Feb-23-2011

    Left 4 Dead 2 DLC Revealed

    Valve truly embraces the game modding community.  The recent DLC announcement is a perfect example as it will bring some community based mods to console gamers.

    “Matthew Lourdelet (2 Evil Eyes) has been working on a new community campaign – Cold Stream. We loved 2 Evil Eyes and Cold Stream looks even more promising with innovative game play arenas and effects. Matthew has really shown that there are still plenty of new ideas in L4D2 modding.

    He recently shared it with us and we love it so far but it isn’t done. We were tempted to have him quietly finish it with our help and release it as part of an upcoming DLC.

    Tempted… but we decided against that. Instead, we think we have a better idea. We want you the community to be part of the process of taking his unfinished campaign and releasing it as DLC on the Xbox 360, PC and Mac.”

    The DLC, which has yet to be named or dated, will be a sort of “map pack” and will not include any new story elements – only new campaigns.  To start off with, the remaining three Left 4 Dead campaigns will be included in this DLC.  Since it is being developed on what Valve likes to call “Valve Time”, the DLC will be released only when it is ready – but it will be sometime AFTER Portal 2 is released.

    The Beta version will be available on PC and Mac only – and you can make suggestions on what to include in a forum dedicated to the development of the “Cold Stream” DLC.

    Source: Bobby (^RF) of the XboxSupport Elite Tweet Team / Left 4 Dead Blog

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    Valve Plays With Our Heads

    Posted by Chris Forbis on Jun-22-2010

    An email sent to media outlets from Aperture Science (a domain that tracks back to Valve) stating that the Portal 2 presentation originally scheduled for Monday, June 14th at E3 2010 has been canceled.  More to the point “replaced” with a “surprise”.  This is either a brilliant publicity move or someone a Valve dropped the ball (not likely).   The vibe here is that something amazing is coming from Valve.

    Find this complete story with the email from Valve at Platform Nation.