Both Portal and Portal 2 are coming to Nintendo Switch with the new Portal Companion Collection. The collection was announced during the most recent Nintendo Direct, which is a semi-regular showcase of upcoming Nintendo titles. The Portal series was originally released by developer Valve in 2007 and quickly became a fan-favorite with its unique puzzles and story, with some considering Portal a perfect puzzle game.
Portal 1 and Portal 2 take place in the Half Life universe, although the gameplay is decidedly different from the shooter series. Both games center around the protagonist, Chell, trying to escape the Aperture Science Enrichment Center while being tormented by an AI computer system named GLaDOS. The player wields a high-tech portal gun which is used to solve the game's puzzles by creating wormholes. Chell can place two portal locations — one orange, one blue — anywhere they choose to form a link between them. This allows players to do things like walk through walls and channel bullets away from themselves. Players will contend with obstacles like turrets alongside their conflict with Portal's antagonist GLaDOS as they work towards freedom. Portal 2 added both couch co-op and online play to the game, allowing two players to attempt escape together.
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The Portal Companion Collection was announced for Nintendo Switch during the latest Nintendo Direct presentation, quickly followed by the release of a longer trailer from Valve. The trailer, narrated by the creepy voice of GLaDOS, outlines the Companion Collection, which will feature complete versions of both games. Portal 2's multiplayer will still be available with the port, featuring both local co-op and
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