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Update Notes for May 7:

• Current Projects section updated
• Upcoming Projects section updated
• 2016 YouTube timeline updated

Also, just a reminder that upcoming projects involving PlayStation games are on hold until further notice. PlayStation 2 games only.

Update Notes for May 7:

• Added Samson levels 86-90

You should get Noxzema to take care of the acme.

Then don't look at it.

Read what he wrote again, except replace the E with an A. However, @Patman, if that was just an unintentional coincidence, my apologies.

Not funny.

It's been a while since I've played the GBA version, so I can't really say anything there. However, for the PS2 version, a cheap, but effective way, is to just have a deck full of Sonic Blade sleights. Also, set the cards up so you don't have to fiddle around, trying to find the right cards, and can just perform the sleight from the get-go. Have at least one Elixir card in your deck and obviously have some Cure cards. Also, have some zero cards and make sure to collect Donald and Goofy cards when they drop. Friend cards are more useful than people give them credit for.

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Update Notes for April 30:

• Added Samson levels 81-85

An update on my PlayStation 2 situation: Even after leaving it alone for about two weeks, it's not working, so it's completely crapped out now. The good news is that my last PlayStation 2 works, but only with PlayStation 2 games which are DVD, with some exceptions like Tom and Jerry in War of the Whiskers, since the CD laser for PlayStation games went out, and that's why we replaced it.

Also, since I couldn't remember exactly how long I've had my current (refurbished) PlayStation 2 that's now completely crapped out, I decided to investigate. I specifically remember PlayStation games no longer working when I had to take a short hiatus on my first Crash Bandicoot walkthrough--the first game for clarity--after recording the first nine parts/levels on February 5, 2012, and uploading them on February 6, 2012. When I went to try and record more, the PlayStation 2 wouldn't read the disc. Until the mom could afford another one, I was just playing PlayStation 2 games, which is better than nothing, I suppose, and it's like that again, except I'll be doing the buying, and then in mid-late March 2012 I got my current PlayStation 2, and I resumed my first Crash Bandicoot walkthrough on March 22, 2012. This current one lasted me four years, give or take some days, double what brand new ones lasted me.

Unfortunately, GameStop still has no PlayStation 2s, refurbished or otherwise, online, and they don't carry them in stores anymore, which I don't get. The clerk I talked to a while ago told me to go online, and there are none, unless there has to be some special order done--I don't know. So if I want a refurbished PlayStation 2 that'll last at least another four years, it looks like the only option is to see if we can drop off the one that's crapped out at GameStop and have them send it to Sony to be refurbished and sent back for us to pick up. Should hopefully still be around $60 plus some fees for having them do it, if there are any.

Edit: For reference, here is the thread from when the last PlayStation 2 was having problems.

Could you clarify what you mean here? Is this something on the computer side or Skype side? Like, since my old computer basically no longer works and I'm now using Skype on my new computer, is that going to be a problem? (Same thing with my laptop, though I've had Skype on it longer.)

I wonder if that's why they changed it however long ago it was.