- Audiobook
- 2015
- 9 mins
- Hedon Limited BR
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Title
Portal Orange I
Description
Portals in a pair act as a direct link between one another. Anything that goes into one portal comes instantly out the other. Objects going at high speed into a portal (such as falling into one from great height) will maintain their speed when coming out of the other, giving the player the ability to launch themselves or other objects through the air. Portals are also capable of continuing any sort of beam, specifically the Excursion Funnels, Thermal Discouragement Beams, and Hard Light Bridges. If only one portal in a pair exists at the moment, the existing portal is an oval completely filled in with color. When attempting to enter an unpaired portal, it will act as a solid wall. When both portals in a pair exist, they will appear to be like windows. When looking through one portal, you can see directly out the other. When a portal is linked, you can identify which portal it is by looking at its colored border.
What do portals and ports have in common?
Would you have the courage to pass through them?
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Portal Orange I
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Language:
PT
ISBN Audio:
4057664479983
Publication date:
April 15, 2015
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Duration
9 mins
Product type
AUDIO
Series:
Explicit:
No
Audio drama:
No
Unabridged:
No
About the author:
Valve Corporation (formerly Valve L.L.C., commonly referred to as Valve) is an American video game developer and digital distribution company headquartered in Bellevue, Washington. Its Luxembourg-based business office subsidiary for European regions, Valve S.a.r.l, was opened in 2012. Founded in 1996 as Valve L.L.C. by former Microsoft employees Gabe Newell and Mike Harrington, the company has developed the critically acclaimed Half-Life, Counter-Strike, Portal, Day of Defeat, Team Fortress, Left 4 Dead video game series, alongside Dota 2. It also developed and maintains Source on which most of its games run, and the software distribution platform Steam, which has led to the Steam Machine, a line of pre-built gaming computers running SteamOS.