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The Portal 2 “Turrets” trailer,where Cave Johnson offers custom versions of sentient, death-dealing robots to customers, was simply a humorous joke that advertised the game. If you preferred those “custom” Portal 2 turrets from Valve’s promotional trailers, then Gaming Heads has a figurine preorder for you.
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