Portal 2 encourages you to enjoy panels in this new trailer

By Ryan Fleming March 23, 2011

GLaDOS giveth, and GLaDOS taketh away. That is especially true when it comes to panels, which are not to be taken for granted.

Some might say that Portal 2 is a highly anticipated game. Others would disagree. They would be wrong, because the game is looking more and more awesome. The tongue in cheek humor that made it so much fun to annoy GLaDOS in the original game returns, as evidenced by this video about panels, “the planks of tomorrow”.

Watch the video, have a laugh, then look for Portal 2 to be released on Mac, PC, PS3 and 360 on April 19.

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