The Birthday Cake is a Lie (and Poisonous)!

Amazing how time flies, today is the one-year anniversary of the first "Strange Moment in Gaming History" post on this blog!  Many thanks to everyone who has read and commented on my posts!

So why don't we celebrate with the cake from Portal?

Before you dig in though, you might want to read through the list of ingredients for the cake, which contains some inedible items, such as "fish shaped solid waste" and "fish shaped dirt."  If you feel that your stomach can handle GLaDOS' stomach-dissolving cake, well then enjoy!

Amazing how time flies, today is the one-year anniversary of the first "Strange Moment in Gaming History" post on this blog!  Many thanks to everyone who has read and commented on my posts!

So why don't we celebrate with the cake from Portal?

Before you dig in though, you might want to read through the list of ingredients for the cake, which contains some inedible items, such as "fish shaped solid waste" and "fish shaped dirt."  If you feel that your stomach can handle GLaDOS' stomach-dissolving cake, well then enjoy!

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Portal Mania

For all you Portal fans out there, now is your chance to grab Portal 2 at a great price. Steam is having a midweek sale, with Portal 2 priced at $15!

I also wanted to share an interesting video that my friend sent me. The video is about a Portal-type game created in the Unity 3D game engine, using a different approach to the portal gun we all know and love. In this game you take a snapshot of the screen, and then project the snapshot onto a wall. This allows you to step through the projected snapshot into the area you took a picture of. It's kind of weird to explain, so here is the video:


What's really interesting is that the portals allow you to travel back in time to the moment you took the snapshot. I hope Valve is keeping an eye on this, it would be a great feature to have in Portal 3!

For all you Portal fans out there, now is your chance to grab Portal 2 at a great price. Steam is having a midweek sale, with Portal 2 priced at $15!

I also wanted to share an interesting video that my friend sent me. The video is about a Portal-type game created in the Unity 3D game engine, using a different approach to the portal gun we all know and love. In this game you take a snapshot of the screen, and then project the snapshot onto a wall. This allows you to step through the projected snapshot into the area you took a picture of. It's kind of weird to explain, so here is the video:


What's really interesting is that the portals allow you to travel back in time to the moment you took the snapshot. I hope Valve is keeping an eye on this, it would be a great feature to have in Portal 3!

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