It’s been another busy morning in tech, so let’s see what exactly went down. Read on for our lunchtime lowdown newsflash roundup.
Here’s a gaming combination made in our geekiest daydreams: our long-time obsession Minecraft injected with elements that make Portal 2 baffling and brilliant: the Portal gun, heel springs, energy pellets and test chambers. The PortalCraft mod is available right now and you can see video of it in action after the break. It’s brilliant…
Yes, yes, Portal 2 is all well and good but imagine if the Portal Gun was plonked into the hands of gaming’s favourite plumber in Super Mario Bros. In the video after the break, the moustachioed hero gets his hands on the Aperture Science weapon to navigate his way through the platform-strewn Mushroom Kingdom. We really want to play that game…
Valve has outed a new Portal 2 trailer video. This one’s in an informercial style and attempts to flog us the Aperture Science turrent.
It’s a great video and left us eager to get our hands on not just Portal 2 but on a turret of our very own. If only the darn things were real. Check out the new Portal 2 trailer after the break and let us know whether you’re going to snap up a copy of Portal 2 when it hits the UK on April 21…
In today’s gaming climate of big-budget first-person shooters and third-person adventures it’s not often you’ll hear of a feature length puzzler being among the year’s most wanted games. Portal 2 isn’t just any game. Portal 2 is the follow up to developer Valve’s brilliant original mind-numbing Portal adventure – a title held in universal acclaim. We spent some time with Portal 2 ahead of its April 22 release. Read on for our hands-on impressions.
Don’t get overexcited. The best iPhone apps library isn’t about to play host to the Portal of Valve fame with its mind-bending puzzles and curious cake. This Portal is a little more practical – a web browser replacement for iOS devices with an ace control system and full screen browsing smarts.
We’re quite taken with it and the sci-fi style controls that disappear when you shake the phone. Portal is easily one of the best iPhone apps for browsing we’ve ever seen and is really built for the touchscreen environment. Definitely a worthy inclusion in our best iPhone apps pantheon and well worth buying. Check out Portal in action after the break…
Left 4 Dead for Mac has been on the cards since Valve unveiled Steam for Mac and pushed Portal and Half Life 2 into the eager hands of Mac gamers. Until now we’d not had any clues about when the zombie-stuffed series might actually hit the Mac but Valve seems to have dropped a hint over on the official Left 4 Dead blog…