The Portal build you're about to see is not yet a fully operational LEGO design. Instead, it's part of the LEGO Ideas collection, one that's been growing for several years – from its CUUSOO roots to ...
We’re not getting Portal 3 yet, but Lego Dimensions will help to fill that puzzle-platform gap. The highly anticipated toy/game hybrid — releasing on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, ...
LEGO Dimensions channels Portal‘s charm in its end credits song, with everybody’s favourite singing psychopathic robot, GLADoS, delivering another brutally violent, yet charming, musical sign-off.
Catsy, the same LEGO fanatic who recreated Mass Effect’s Citadel so beautifully last year, is back giving similar treatment to GLaDOS, the mouthy villain of the ...
Today a new Portal game is revealed – not in the traditional sense, but in the odd universe of LEGO Dimensions. WB Games revealed that the Portal test chambers would be available for your perusal, ...
From E3, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has released a new trailer for LEGO Dimensions, the upcoming toys-to-life video game that uses LEGO figures from a variety of licensed properties.
The set is awesome. It has a GLaDOS, a Chell, a Companion Cube, Portal-stickers and more. Team Jigsaw submitted their idea to Lego's CUUSOO program, which builds custom sets based on independent ...
Earlier this year, Lego transformed the popular block-based building game Minecraft into a full Lego set, and now the Portal series may be the next to receive a brick makeover. Earlier this year, Lego ...
Portal's Genetic Lifeform and Disc Operating System (GLaDOS) is back in Lego Dimensions and she brought a wonderful new song with her. The song runs during the end credits of the game and does contain ...
But in the interest of objectivity, we won't attempt to sway your opinion when you're over at LEGO Cuusoo voting on which custom sets are going to be made. We will tell you, however, that GLaDOS has ...
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