GLaDOS

But also Portal 1 explains Portal 2's story.

And why you're here and GLaDOS and the cake and all that kind of stuff.

And why you're even in Aperture Labs.

Okay.

I remember all of this and I'm getting annoyed because I just want to skip to where I was.

So I loaded up the 16 hour save and I'm in the middle of a quest and GLaDOS from Portal 2 is there and I don't know why.

I can't remember why I was fucking doing and I'm like, oh, so I'm torn right now, but I think I'm going to try and go back to the start again save.

I just generally learn everything again, play again from scratch.

I was listening.

I was actually listening to the Portal 2, the ending theme that GLaDOS sings on the way into the station.

Oh, so just like the, well, here we are again.

And it's just like, oh, my God, the memories.

That was some sort of voice synthesis technology.

I had a GLaDOS, and she wanted you to run off the road.

So, you know what? I'd rather my GLaDOS not be doing that.

Look, look,

look, look, look, Barry.

And Portal is a great example of there are two voice actors in that game.

One male AI voice who talks to you for a few chambers and GLaDOS.

And that is the only voice actors in that entire game.

Well, I think you forgot about the legend Cave Johnson.

And I think that it nails it for what it does.

Because it really was just like, we're not here.

The only thing we're here to do is shine GLaDOS's performance.

All the flowers for GLaDOS.

guy.

Then, next up, GLaDOS from Portal versus Mark Jefferson from Life's Strange 1.

I don't know if

you've played

You're exposing all the

gaps in my gaming.

I think it's gotta be GLaDOS, no?

I would agree.