GLaDOS has infected the Switch.

Portal: Companion Collection has launched on Nintendo Switch, bringing the first and second Portal games to handheld. You can enjoy fighting GLaDOS and carry her around as a potato in the palm of your hands.

The Nintendo Switch store listing also mentions multiplayer, stating that it "requires one compatible controller per player", so expect to play as ATLAS and P-Body as well as Chell while you navigate the treacherous testing facilities of Aperture Science.

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You can pick it up for £13.49 right now. It bundles two of Valve's most beloved puzzle platformers, giving you a unique device that lets you create doorways from one spot to another. You can leap up high ledges, manipulate bridges, and more to find the exit. The bundle gives you two separate games, so you can launch and download them individually.

The first Portal launched in October 2007, building on the world of Half-Life by taking us to Aperture Science, the Black Mesa rival who was also rushing to invent teleportation technology.

Rather than an alien invasion sending the facility into turmoil, the scientists are slaughtered by a rogue AI—GLaDOS. We play Chell, an unfortunate survivor who is thrust into a series of dangerous tests that get more and more difficult until eventually, you're facing turrets, fire, conveyer belts of toxic sludge, and that same rogue AI that wiped out everyone else. Good luck.

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