Portal 2: End Credits Song 'Want You Gone' by Jonathan Coulton [1080p HD]
Why Arqade Stack Exchange recommends it
Gaming Stack Exchange (Arqade) users link it when answering questions about Portal 2's ending, such as how to hear the credits song again, what the lyrics say, or what the credit numbers mean.
Recommended by 1 people across 1 different months, 2011 to 2022.
What it is
A 2m19s upload of 'Want You Gone' by Jonathan Coulton, the song that plays over the end credits of Portal 2, with the lyrics in the description. It is a straight capture of the credits sequence, which includes the on-screen numbers at the top of the frame.
What people said
Recommends user2974 · 2011-06 · Arqade Stack Exchange · on “What is the redacted lyric in Portal 2's credits?”
"GLaDOS says "I'll stop feeling so GLaD." No, she says "I'll stop feeling so bad." You can listen to the song [this video] and hear it.
Cites Keaanu · 2011-04 · Arqade Stack Exchange · on “What do the numbers in the end credits mean?”
If you look carefully at the Portal 2 end credits (found here [this video] , spoiler warning), you'll see the following numbers at the top of the screen: 2.67 1002 45.6 Is there meaning behind these numbers, or are they just random?
Cites Raven Dreamer · 2011-05 · Arqade Stack Exchange · on “After beating the Portal 2 single player campaign, how do I listen to the ending song again?”
Youtube's probably your best bet. Alternatively, you could manually save your game directly before the final boss fight. You'll have to beat the boss and go through the ending cutscenes again, but it's shorter than beating the whole game an Nth time.
Cites Philipp · 2022-07 · Arqade Stack Exchange · on “Why didn't GLaDOS kill Chell?”
She could've killed her from the beginning. In the beginning, Chell was just another test subject. GLaDOS had no reason to kill her yet. In fact she needed her alive to perform portal gun tests. Yes, there are tests which contain deadly obstacles. But those are parts of the tests. Chell's death would not have been intentionally caused by GLaDOS. It would have been a side-effect of the test setup. GLaDOS antagonism doesn't really start until Chell refuses to get incinerated at what was supposed to be her last test and starts to explore the backrooms of the Aperture Science facility. Also note that GLaDOS does not actively do anything to kill Chell until just before the final boss fight, when