Art credit: Alex Zemke
If Disney Pixar made an animated Portal movie, this is how Chell might look. The creator of this image, Alex Zemke, is working “on a new animated short, based on the Portal games called “Companionship_”, a tale of love, loss and cubes.” Continue reading to see another Pixar / Portal mashup.
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“The Cake is a Lie” from Portal has become a popular meme amongst gamers, but that is just one of the many currently making their rounds online. These internet users were crazy enough to get some of them as permanent tattoos. Click here to see more. For those who missed it, continue reading to watch the live-action Portal: No Escape fan-film.
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No, this isn’t yet another parody, but rather a real Super Mario Bros. meets Portal game by Maurice Guegan and Saso Smolej. It features “a simultaneous multiplayer option and a level editor, and all the source code will be made available after release.” Video after the break.
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If there was ever a full-length Portal movie, we can only hope it looks as good as this fan film. It was directed by Dan Trachtenberg, with Jon Chesson on visual effects, and Maxx Burman taking care of matte painting. Continue reading to watch.
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Built by YouTube user “trpchakai”, this real-life Portal 2 Wheatley puppet not only looks it was pulled straight from the game, but can actually talk to you, thanks to 10 pre-programmed quotes. Continue reading for a video.
You’ve seen what Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda would be like with a Portal gun, now here’s a look at Mega Man toting the same weapon around Dr. Wily’s world. Continue reading for the video.
File this under: awesome gamer cakes. Designed by Mike’s Amazing Cakes, this incredible Portal 2 cake was baked for Flickr member SharkHats’ 3rd wedding anniversary. Continue reading for more pictures.
It was bound to happen sooner than later, an Aperture Science rap song that is. Called “Wish I Had a Portal Gun”, the lyrics tell a tale of one fan’s dream of a real-life Portal gun. Continue reading for the music video.
You’ve seen what happens when The Legend of Zelda meets Portal, now check out the trouble — or fun — Mario gets in with the weapon. Activities include: never missing another power-up and skipping entire stages. Continue reading for the video.
