So here we are, another week, another onslaught of videos. Today’s first offering is (of course) the next installment of our Harsh Language Achievement guide in Aliens vs Predator. This time we’re searching around level four, Ruins.

Geoff and I are still pounding away at Heavy Rain and today we have four trophy videos to present to you! First up is the Negotiator bronze trophy

Next up on the plate is a video with three trophies! Watch to find out how to acquire the VIP, Agoraphobia and Lucky Locker bronze trophies.

Third on the menu tonight is a video showing how to get the Baby Master bronze trophy. Ever had trouble mastering babies? Well, here you go.

Finally, we conclude with a video showing you how to get the Self Control bronze trophy. You’re welcome.

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Portal on Steam has received a shiny new patch from Valve, but the patch description has left gamers scratching their heads; “changed radio transmission frequency to comply with federal and state spectrum management regulations.” But remember the odd radio you would find through out the game? There’s now one in each level, which, when taken to a specific area of the level will “tune in” to a hidden message.

It’s yet to be confirmed, but finding either one or all of these messages may unlock a new Steam achievement titled “Transmission Received.” And the messages themselves seem to range from technical jargon and cryptic messages to the down right strange. Still, the clues in the messages could be linked to the AI GLaDOS, transmitting throughout the Aperture Science facility, possibly transferring parts of herself. We’re still looking for the official answer, but a Portal sequel is the top favourite rumour spreading through the internet.

Got Portal on Steam? See if you could get us the whole story.
Source: joystiq.com