The PlayStation Move-powered "In Motion" expansion for Portal 2 received a free batch of DLC today on the PlayStation 3, developer Sixense Studios announced. In Motion owners can immediately access the new content by installing a patch released today on the PlayStation Network.

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Valve have released a patch which enables two-controller splitscreen play for Portal 2, making it all the easier to give your co-op buddy a purple nurple when they “accidentally” mis-time the placement of an Excursion Funnel. Again.

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After making a quiet debut at E3, the "In Motion" DLC for Portal 2 will be available to download on the PlayStation Store next Tuesday, November 6th.

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Let’s kick off this Friday morning with one of the cutest weapons of war you’ll ever see – a Portal 2 turret that replaces its guns with flashing lights, but otherwise acts just like the turrets in the game. It’s manufactured by Gaming Heads and due out later this year – though in very limited numbers to begin with. If you want one, it’ll be $300.

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Seems the video game "Portal 2" has a few fans at NASA. According to the official Portal blog this Friday an "anonymous tech at NASA" sent them an image of "Portal 2's" infamous and bungling orb shaped A.I. Wheatley that was laser-engraved onto a panel on the Japanese HTV-3 resupply craft. HTV-3 was launched to the International Space Station on Friday night.

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"Steam for Schools" is Valve's next push into edutainment. This summer, educators can apply for beta inclusion in the program, which includes a "limited version of Steam" featuring Portal 2, the game's level editor, and its workshop for hosting and organizing user-created levels. This new version of Steam will be free for educators (in and out of beta), and will give educators administrator access – meaning that kids cannot share levels.

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The PlayStation 3 version of acclaimed Valve puzzler Portal 2 will receive a new slice DLC, designed for use with PlayStation Move. Portal 2: In Motion offers 20 extra test chambers, previously available with the Razer Hydra motion controller for PC.

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When Valve first announced an in-game level editor would be coming to Portal 2, I was excited. Not because I am the type to ever mess around with such a feature -- outside of TimeSplitters 2 I can't think of an example of a map editor I have ever spent any extended period of time with -- but because I'm intrigued to see what sort of test chambers others create.

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Valve have today announced that the free Portal 2 DLC titled "Perpetual Testing Initiative" will be available for the PC and Mac on May 8th.

The Perpetual Testing Initiative allows players to easily create, share, and play Portal 2 puzzles. The Initiative comes with a simplified puzzle maker that allows players to create mind-bending puzzles without ever leaving the game.

The puzzle maker can directly publish maps to the Steam Workshop where users can browse, vote on, and select to play them. Selected puzzles will automatically be downloaded and installed inside Portal 2.

The Portal 2 puzzle creator will let players make their own test chambers without having to dive into Valve’s complex level creation tools. We got a chance to catch up with Chet Faliszeck and Erik Johnson at GDC for a chat about Valve’s plans for the user friendly level editor. “I believe they’re beta testing it right now,” said Erik Johnson. “When the puzzle maker comes out, you will have a lot of content, that’s for sure.”

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Valve writers Chet Faliszek and Erik Wolpaw are two of the men who made Portal 2 very funny. They were at GDC today to talk about making Portal 2, or in their words, the process of "Creating a Sequel to a Game That Doesn't Need One." They had some evidence to back up the title of their talk, listing a series of quotes from the video game press that said, quite clearly, that the original Portal did not need a sequel and that any attempt to create one would be a fool's errand.

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Fans can soon own a piece of the cult classic video game Portal by purchasing a life-sized model of the Portal gun, slated for an April release.

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Valve have announced the second game add-on for Portal 2, is in development and targeted for release early next year. The major update will feature an easy-to-use in-game map editor that will let users design, build and share their own single-player and co-op test chambers with the community, who will be able to view, play and vote on them with a simple click.

More details of the in-game editor are expected to be revealed at a later date, Valve have yet to announced which platforms the update will be available for.

Portal’s been begging for its own level-creation tool since GLaDOS first began turning frowns upside-down – physically, that is, by snapping people’s necks. Fortunately, it’s finally in the cards – with a pretty awesome twist, to boot.

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Valve has finally set a date for the first downloadable content for Portal 2, entitled 'Peer Review' the content pack will be available to download for free on the Xbox 360, Playstation 3 and PC via Steam, this October 4th.

Peer Review includes new leaderboards, a challenge mode for both single and multiplayer and a new test chamber to solve.

The first set of free Portal 2 DLC, titled Peer Review, launches on PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on 4th October, developer Valve has announced.

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A group of talented fans of Portal have made a live action short movie entitled 'No Escape'. The movie was directed by Dan Trachtenberg and stars Danielle Rayne.

Valve's marketing VP Doug Lombardi has revealed while speaking to Kotaku at GamesCom, that the free Portal 2 DLC pack, which was previously announced last April, will be targeted for a mid September release.

The Portal 2 DLC pack includes leaderboards, a challenge mode for single and multiplayer and a new test chamber to solve. The DLC will be available for free on the PC, Xbox 360 and the Playstation 3.