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I love physical PC games, so it was a very special treat to get a boxed copy of World of Goo from @roncarmel ! It's a small box but they went all out on the flaps :-)
Noel (in the Retro Lab) retweeted
World of Goo 2 is finally here – and ready for you to play RIGHT NOW!
Get it now on your Nintendo Switch, on the Epic Game Store, or direct from us at WorldOfGoo2.com – DRM-free for Windows, Mac, and Linux.
youtube.com/watch?v=q3XVl53A…
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Neither rain, nor sleet, nor snow will stop the goo from flowing.
Only 9 days left! worldofgoo2.com
New video: Sometimes it seems EVERYTHING goes wrong! youtu.be/9rurdOyaBCA
I had to come back for one more. But that's the last one. I promise. Thanks to @TheRetroChanneI for some key information on the PSU! youtu.be/NGcFdT7QGjg
I'm consistently amazed by Sayaka's channel: insightful repairs and great editing. I love seeing younger people inspired by old computers. youtube.com/watch?v=pEv6T5ux…
I just can't leave this PSU alone apparently. youtu.be/hmLbo9Ech_U
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Mark your calendar with a wet black stain! World of Goo 2 releases on May 23, 2024 on Nintendo Switch, Epic Games Store (Win/Mac), and WorldOfGoo2.com (Win/Mac/Linux).
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Another second channel video: I felt I had to go back and have another look at that C64 PSU and see if it was a problem with the PSU or the C64 youtu.be/_-qwvEpz9LM
New second channel video: PAL C64 gives me lots of trouble after working fine not that long ago. youtu.be/r7RmCnRkV98
What C64 PSU replacement would you recommend? Looking for something reliable but I'd rather not spend an arm and a leg on it. Bonus for easy US availability.
I had been on the lookout for a Clavinova electric piano for the family, but they're pretty expensive. So yesterday, I see one come up for free about an hour's drive away. Something in the way it was described made me think that maybe it would be possible to repair it.
I opened it up, cleaned it well, adjusted it a bit and... fully working piano! Not bad for a 2 and a half hour time investment.
Low-key second channel video: Come hang out on a snowy afternoon while we look at some C64 boards, test them, and pull out a PAL one to compare. youtu.be/LKeBQDHtkdg
