#Portal 2 singleplayer coop series

Each player can go through each others' portals in any way. 'There are four different colors - we're actually testing right now to figure out the other two. Don't! It seems that (as usual) Valve have it pretty much covered In case any of you are beginning to worry about the change in gameplay dynamics in Portal 2's Co-Op mode. 'You don't play as Chell in co-op, you play as these two little robots because you're going to get cut in half by lasers and crushed by crushers - and robots are a little more appropriate for that.' 'But wait! Does that mean Chell will have a companion this time around?' I hear you ask. Fictionally, it kind of fits inside of the single-player game but there are custom levels that tend to be pretty complicated.'

#Portal 2 singleplayer coop series

Who said split-screen was dead?ДЄs you may have been able to guess, each player will take control of a single-colored Portal gun traversing through a series of levels entirely separate to the main 'Story' missions To me, that sounds pretty cool, especially considering it's online split-screen play. To be clear, there will be online and split-screen co-op, but I'm talking about a split-screen when I just want to see what you're seeing.' A huge amount of co-op experience is about talking: 'Let's try this and this and this' and seeing if it works. 'If you press TAB it will give you a split screen, so that you can see what your co-op friend is looking through. In the interview CVG, Project Manager Erik Johnson explained a number of key features of Portal 2's Co-Op mode, including a strong emphasis on split-screen play Oh, what a difference a few days make, eh? While we were given some fresh information regarding Portal 2's single player mode during our private play session last week, Valve was a little vague when it came to details about the Co-Op. It may not always be the most precise way of handling gameplay, but when it's done right, it can be very satisfying indeed. Some people may not be a fan of Motion Control, but I do find it satisfying to say: 'I want a portal right. Admittedly, it's unlikely I would've opted to use the Move control scheme over the traditional thumbsticks, but the choice would've been nice. In all seriousness, I'm a little disappointed there's no Move support. 'We have no plans for in this game right now.'Д¬learly, Valve are keeping the big guns for Half Life 3. Speaking to CVG, a company representative for Valve told the website that After its surprise appearance at last week's Sony Press Conference at E3 2010, some of us have been led to wonder whether Portal 2 will be incorporating 3D technology or the PlayStation Move into its setup.