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article no. 7925
If you leave out the letters RLW in Portal Two, you get what? POTATO! It is no coincidence that GLaDOS ekes out her existence in a dreary potato.
If you missed the exhibitions of the children at the Aperture Science Labs science fair, we can cheer you up. You can have almost the same project as Chell's, except for the fact that your potato not only produces electricity but is also the host of the PotatOS. Just like the good old days, GLaDOS will offend you again, only now you can carry her around – isn't that fantastic?
Go on. Get a big fat eye-full, with your big fat eyes. That's right. A potato just called your eyes "fat"... Now your fat eyes have seen everything.
Everything you need for such an awesome experience is included in this set, well except for the potato! Better to find your own fresh ones in the supermarket, we think! Then simply follow the instructions (included) and place the parts of the set together (main unit, 2 tall wire guides, 2 round-headed pins, 3 rubber bands, 7 x U-shaped staples).
Ready? Right, now you can place GLaDOS ... um, the PotatOS in front of the miniature science poster (included) and listen to your potato playing one of 17 different audio commentaries GLaDOS already made in Portal.
"In case you were wondering. Yes, I'm still a potato."
Sure, this experiment is only simulated and there's no actual talking potato around (but surely that's only a matter of time with all the GM foods being grown!). In any case, the potato itself is real!
