Nicely done :D I like the major portaling scene

I had fun with it. Origionally I had me saying Squeeeeeee... the whole way through, but it got cluttered and I erased it... that was a pain XP

I love this game, valve struck pure genius with this in my opinion, Also I too damn the walls of non-portalness.

I think that most people like it a lot due to it's originality. though there where a few online games that had similar concepts, this one was extremely clean and well executed.
yah, and those walls where a pain in the ass... XP

Yea I'd definitely give it a + for originality, also another one for the humor of the computer system glados, it had me cracking up the whole game yet at the same time the random shortcircuits in her speach added an eerie sort of dread or suspense that built up as the levels became more deadly. Also the challenge maps are insane I still havent beaten them. (Also my dream job is to write review articles for gaming magazines so I generally tend to kinda go over them in detail)

I loved the random shortcircuits in her voice. Cause you would hear her saying something normal, but it would come out in a weird fashion, making it sound wrong but right at the same time. The most famous one I can think of is "you will be baked, and then there will be cake" though not sure if that exact line was ever said anymore.
So long as you enjoy the job. I'm sure you'll do well since this is along the lines of some of the reviews I had read about Portal. Most though where a collaboration of all 3 games in the orange box, saying stuff like Half Life 2 episode 2 "Finally", TF2 "good multiplayer fun", portal "ORIGINAL!"

Yea favorite things I heard her say were "Speedy thing goes in, speedy thing goes out" and "Weeeeeeeeee" You won't believe how much trouble i went through to get the orange box for pc here, the gamestop here isn't big on pc games i had to get it ordered in from another store.

Me and my friends actually had a really long discussion about the possibility of actually implementing portal and the restrictions and amount of power required for an effective execution. We agreed it was virtually impossible, but a completely and rediculously awesome concept.
Though I got it for the Xbox and it took me forever too. And I live near West Edmonton Mall, so you'd figure it'd be in there... but no... unless you wanted to buy it new for 74.99 ;-;
Though I would like to delve into pc games more, extremely used to using a controller, but short trials on pc shooters has enlightened me on the rediculously different response times between the two.