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Cubes are common gameplay implements in both Portal and Portal 2.
Cubes
Weighted Storage Cube
The Weighted Storage Cube was introduced in Portal and remains prevalent in Portal 2. In Portal 2, the blue ring turns yellow when placed upon a Heavy Duty Super-Colliding Super Button.
Weighted Companion Cube
The Weighted Storage Cube was introduced in Portal and remains prevalent in Portal 2. Something here about how Valve wanted players to feel attached to the cube, and realise that they had to keep the same cube throughout that entire chapter in Portal.
Edgeless Safety Cube
The Edgeless Safety Cube was introduced in Portal 2 and is used only in co-op gameplay. It only appears once in singleplayer as garbage. The "cube" is really a sphere; however, it still retains the coloring scheme and patterns present in the designs of the other cubes.
Discouragement Redirection Cube
The Discouragement Redirection Cube was introduced in Portal 2. It's main purpose is to redirect the Thermal Discouragement Beam (a deadly and harmful laser) to other directions and through portals if necessary.
Related Achievements
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Fratricide Do whatever it takes to survive.
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Drop Box Place a cube on a button without touching the cube
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Preservation of Mass Break the rules in Test Chamber 07
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Schrodinger's Catch Catch a blue-painted box before it touches the ground
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Iron Grip Never lose a cube in Chamber 6 of the Mass and Velocity co-op course
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Party of Three Find the hidden companion cube in co-op test chamber
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Gallery
Portal
A spherical replacement seen in an advanced chamber.
Portal 2
Discouragement Redirection Cube.
An unused version of the Edgeless Safety Cube.
An unused version of the Edgeless Safety Cube.
See also