Here's the final batch of entries from TehSkeen's Wii Coding competition. This batch contains puzzle games: Rokoban (a Sokoban type game), Portii (you play a non-cube like companion cube - I'm sold!), and Matches (get rid of all the matches on the screen).

Download: Rokoban
Download: Portii
Download: Matches

GLadOS invites you to have cake next week when Portal: Still Alive hits the Xbox Live Arcade with all new maps and achievements. The companion cube misses you as well. More after the link.

Well, it would seem that the developers might be deep into Portal 2's development cycle, as we hear that an alleged voice actor casting call at Breakdown Express is looking for someone to voice a new character in Valve Software's "new game" in the Portal series. In light of this, an anonymous tipster provided privied information to Kotaku, and if you're not a fan of leaked spoilers, you might not want to click on "Read more..." just yet.

Want a video about Portal (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) that doesn't have a single trace of Still Alive? Then Baron Soosdon's latest epic for World of Warcraft, The Device has been Modified, should get your needs all taken care of. More of dark, ironic GLaDOS and less with the cutesy, cheery one, we say! See this remarkable video in its full glory after the jump. You won't be disappointed.

Want to make your pictures more perfect, yet can't be bothered to use some of the more complicated photo-editing software out in the market? Then Apple's Aperture should be the application for you, and in its latest version, 2.1, it has a new plug-in feature that lets you edit photographs like you never had before. Check out the full article for the entire details.

With the number of updates your Leopard gets with each build, it's always a safe bet to keep yourself protected. Security Update 2008-002 version 1.1 is now available  to take care of your Leopard client and server. For more information on what the update does, head over the full article.

We're letting the Apple fans know that the company has released updates for its Aperture and GarageBand applications. The updates will cover mostly stability and compatibility issues that were found in each application's previous build. Details are in the full article.

Apple Aperture users need to know that yes, Apple already released a free trial version of Aperture 2, the latest version of their nifty post-production photography application. If you're wary of replacing your full retail version of Aperture with a free trial, then you may want to know that the trial gives users full reign over the program (except for the time limit, of course). Head on to the full article for more details.

Those running Apple iLife might want to know that the iLife 8.2 Support update is now available. This new patch addresses some stability issues and adds in a few bugfixes. In case you want to find out more, head on over to the full article.

Download: iLife 8.2 Support Update

After passing the buck to the gamers themselves on Half-Life's (could be last) episodic content, Gabe Newell is confidently saying that Valve is far from losing steam on the said franchise. Especially not when they're inching closer to the grand finale in the form of Episode Three.

In fact, there's still so many possible angles and universes for them to cover. Says Newell:

We'd certainly love to be working in other universes because any time you get two Valve people together they come up with five game ideas and thirteen universes that they would like to tell and play them in. So there's a lot of Half-Life left at Valve.

Portal was also mentioned as one of those carrying the interesting stories, such as those on Aperture Science, even before the team came up with the idea that it could be host to other stories in other Half-life universes. It certainly sounds like the spirit of Half-Life will live on even after Episode Three. Stay tuned for more clues, hints, and news on the matter.