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http://www.tuxopia.net – 2D Boy, the independent game studio behind World of Goo, celebrated the game's one-year anniversary on the 13th October by offering it at whatever price buyers cared to pay. That's right anything from a cent to a million dollars. Bookmark/Search this post with: read more (General)

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