Valve's Portal 2 Confirmed for Mac

After Valve's series of teaser images, it's now been revealed that their upcoming sequel Portal 2 will also be coming to the Mac. The above image comes from a series of scans from the latest issue of Gameinformer magazine which carries a cover story about the much anticipated sequel.
The original Portal game was originally released as part of the Orange Box compilation for Xbox and PC. It was a relatively short game featuring physics based puzzles in which the player manipulated two different teleporting portal entrances:
The original game was a critical success and has resulted in the full-length sequel planned this fall. Portal 2 will presumably be distributed on a Mac version of Steam which has been hinted at over the past week.
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(View all)25 months ago
This is good news for gaming on the Mac! It's going to be hard for content producers to ignore the Mac moving forward.
25 months ago
Lets hope this influences other game developers to develop their games for Mac.
25 months ago
Any chance my 2.4Ghz Core 2 Duo with Intel GMA can run this? No? Oh, well...
25 months ago
i just don't get the people voting negative, if you don't like games on mac, then don't install it but let us other TF2 fanatics enjoy these wonderful news ...
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