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[[File:The bots.png|right|320px|thumb|Atlas and P-body, the Co-op bots, in ''Portal 2'']] | [[File:The bots.png|right|320px|thumb|Atlas and P-body, the Co-op bots, in ''[[Portal 2]]'']] | ||
{{Quotation|'''GLaDOS'''|Ha ha ha ha ha. Did I tell you the one about the turned-off reassembly machine?|sound=GLaDOS_taunt_laugh06.wav}} | {{Quotation|'''GLaDOS'''|Ha ha ha ha ha. Did I tell you the one about the turned-off reassembly machine?|sound=GLaDOS_taunt_laugh06.wav}} | ||
'''The Cooperative Testing Initiative''', or '''Co-op''' for short, is the separate game mode where two players can join up and take part in test chambers built specifically for cooperative play. The players take the form of either [[Atlas]], the short and blue bot, or [[P-body]], the thin and wiry bot. Each bot comes equipped with their own Handheld Portal Device with separate portal colors. The portals are capable of maintaining the flow of things, even if it enters a partners portal, which is essential during some test chambers. There are five test courses, each with several testing chambers within, which will test both players' ability to solve the different puzzles as they progress. Each chamber becomes much more harder than the last, with the final test taking place outside of the official Aperture testing facilities. In these tests, the players are then put to the test and must use every bit of knowledge earned about the previous tests in the final one. The last chambers of each course, excluding the fifth, the players are told to go out and locate a certain disk for the DVD player found at the end of the course. Once found and inserted within the device, the players are given a few lines from [[GLaDOS]] before exploding violently, as it's the only means of getting out of the test chamber. Upon completion, players are then returned to the [[Hub]]. | '''The Cooperative Testing Initiative''', or '''Co-op''' for short, is the separate game mode where two players can join up and take part in test chambers built specifically for cooperative play. The players take the form of either [[Atlas]], the short and blue bot, or [[P-body]], the thin and wiry bot. Each bot comes equipped with their own Handheld Portal Device with separate portal colors. The portals are capable of maintaining the flow of things, even if it enters a partners portal, which is essential during some test chambers. There are five test courses, each with several testing chambers within, which will test both players' ability to solve the different puzzles as they progress. Each chamber becomes much more harder than the last, with the final test taking place outside of the official Aperture testing facilities. In these tests, the players are then put to the test and must use every bit of knowledge earned about the previous tests in the final one. The last chambers of each course, excluding the fifth, the players are told to go out and locate a certain disk for the DVD player found at the end of the course. Once found and inserted within the device, the players are given a few lines from [[GLaDOS]] before exploding violently, as it's the only means of getting out of the test chamber. Upon completion, players are then returned to the [[Hub]]. | ||
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== Related Achievements == | == Related Achievements == | ||
=== Portal 2 === | |||
{{Achievement table | {{Achievement table | ||
| 1 = {{Show achievement|Portal 2|You Saved Science}} | | 1 = {{Show achievement|Portal 2|You Saved Science}} | ||