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Keiji at 05:53, 19 July 2011

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-	The '''Portal series''' is a series of [[video game]]s in which you must ''think with [[portal]]s''. The apparent [[reward]] for the original game is [[delicious cake]], but as ~~well~~ know, ''the cake is a lie''.	+	The '''Portal series''' is a series of [[video game]]s in which you must ''think with [[portal]]s''. The apparent [[reward]] for the original game is [[delicious cake]], but as we all know, ''the cake is a lie''.

	The original game was a [[spin-off]] of [[Half-Life]]. There was then a [[indie\|fan-made]] [[2D]] Portal game made in [[Adobe Flash]] which was surprisingly faithful to the original [[physics]]. Most recently, we've seen an [[official]] [[sequel]], aptly titled ''Portal 2'', which vastly expanded [[gameplay]] and [[storyline]] alike.		The original game was a [[spin-off]] of [[Half-Life]]. There was then a [[indie\|fan-made]] [[2D]] Portal game made in [[Adobe Flash]] which was surprisingly faithful to the original [[physics]]. Most recently, we've seen an [[official]] [[sequel]], aptly titled ''Portal 2'', which vastly expanded [[gameplay]] and [[storyline]] alike.

Keiji at 20:02, 16 July 2011

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	The '''Portal series''' is a series of [[video game]]s in which you must ''think with [[portal]]s''. The apparent [[reward]] for the original game is [[delicious cake]], but as well know, ''the cake is a lie''.		The '''Portal series''' is a series of [[video game]]s in which you must ''think with [[portal]]s''. The apparent [[reward]] for the original game is [[delicious cake]], but as well know, ''the cake is a lie''.

Keiji at 20:01, 16 July 2011

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-	The '''Portal series''' is a series of [[video game]]s in which you must ''think with ~~portals~~''. The apparent [[reward]] for the original game is [[delicious cake]], but as well know, ''the cake is a lie''.	+	The '''Portal series''' is a series of [[video game]]s in which you must ''think with [[portal]]s''. The apparent [[reward]] for the original game is [[delicious cake]], but as well know, ''the cake is a lie''.

	The original game was a [[spin-off]] of [[Half-Life]]. There was then a [[indie\|fan-made]] [[2D]] Portal game made in [[Adobe Flash]] which was surprisingly faithful to the original [[physics]]. Most recently, we've seen an [[official]] [[sequel]], aptly titled ''Portal 2'', which vastly expanded [[gameplay]] and [[storyline]] alike.		The original game was a [[spin-off]] of [[Half-Life]]. There was then a [[indie\|fan-made]] [[2D]] Portal game made in [[Adobe Flash]] which was surprisingly faithful to the original [[physics]]. Most recently, we've seen an [[official]] [[sequel]], aptly titled ''Portal 2'', which vastly expanded [[gameplay]] and [[storyline]] alike.

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<[#ontology [kind topic] [cats Series]]>
The '''Portal series''' is a series of [[video game]]s in which you must ''think with portals''. The apparent [[reward]] for the original game is [[delicious cake]], but as well know, ''the cake is a lie''.

The original game was a [[spin-off]] of [[Half-Life]]. There was then a [[indie|fan-made]] [[2D]] Portal game made in [[Adobe Flash]] which was surprisingly faithful to the original [[physics]]. Most recently, we've seen an [[official]] [[sequel]], aptly titled ''Portal 2'', which vastly expanded [[gameplay]] and [[storyline]] alike.

== Portal puzzles ==
A ''portal puzzle'' is a thread commonly posted on [[imageboard]]s where people try to solve a [[puzzle]] using portals. They are usually subtle and vague, to encourage [[humor]].