~ I've watched your Gyruss series & now I am starting Jump Bug. Thank you, thank you, thank you for these fantastic videos ~ they're a wealth of knowledge. A remarkable legacy.
John, I always enjoy the restore videos and the viewer mail, but THIS video's mail segment is the most helpful advice I've gotten from your entire channel. I recently bought a ms pac for $125 it has a 60 in 1 and will need a lot of electronic work as the previous owners hacked the power cord and shorted the jamma adapter and 60 in 1. I'm not sure if an original Ms pac will plug and play with it but that's my end goal. Anyway the side and kick plate are pretty warn from the three decades of play and I've been trying to lie to my self and say that I enjoy the weathering on it as it shows that it's not just a new cab. However I am now planning it look in to the stencils and spray this old girl back to its original glory, or maybe even give it sex change and go for the original pacman. Thanks again John and to the person with the pac cab from this segment thank you for asking the questions I've been afraid to ask my self and good luck with your restore as well!!
I leave some arcades OG, if its 100% and few dings ect it gives it character. There anit many left from 1980 untouched. I just got a centipede from a guy 100% original and he was just getting ready to drill hole for joystick for a jamma conversion! I flipped out so I bought it, 400 bucks but he delivered it. Carpet looks great to me John!
Even if you're on a surface where a rolling tripod doesn't work, just having the camera mounted on the tripod and carrying it at the neck works brilliantly as a steadycam. It's heavier for sure, but the difference is huge and the result is damn near pro.
You're right. If you get permission to film on location, your rolling tri-pod is the best answer, available. And, if you don't have that permission, you do want to keep it on the low down side. However, if you do want that in-between answer for steadier shots where that massive tri-pod is too much, get yourself a uni-pod. It's a single leg, straight down version of a tri-pod. Uses very little space. Extends for steady placement shots. Makes moving around super quick to do. And, when using it for handheld work, it gives a super useful counter-balance to really steady the shot. I've been using uni-pods for years and it's really unbelievable just how much it will improve the quality. Depending on where you shop, these should be reasonably priced. But...when on the down low, it just gives you away, all the more. But, here's the reason to consider one. When on location, with permission, in a tight space where things are everywhere or the place is happening with lots of people playing arcades, the uni-pod won't be demanding all that floor space. You just can't let go, is all. So, I really would consider adding one to your arsenal of options, as it's better then hand held, alone, and doesn't demand the cubic feet of the tri-pod version. In other words, it's like the 87/89/91 octane at the gas pump. More performance or subtler footprint or in-between. Another use for the uni-pod...super high shots. I can do some trick angles by hiking that camera way up into the air and pivoting it over the heads of others. In fact, I know exactly where that trick would be useful for you. When the warehouse is packed full of cabinets and you want to see over three of them to scope out that hidden gem. Uni-pod + remote for zoom. Basically, stuff a tri-pod isn't so great at. It's more like drone territory. There is no universally perfect solution. (Though, drones might solve that.) It's just choosing the right tool for each job. It's been forever and a day since I last looked in on the Nintendo e-Shop. Couldn't get the Outrun, though. Darn if I have a 2 GB card and it's still overflowing. Looks good for the price. The carpeting's just fine. Color matching after the initial install (especially after such a time period is difficult, if not impossible. It's as if the only time material coloring matches is when you buy it all off the same production line. Variance will happen...always.
Note to anyone pondering the octane comment bit: Just wanted to add that with most modern vehicles, if your engine runs 87, use 87. It just won't know what to do with 91 and mostly wastes it. If your engine runs 91, using 87 can ruin it by being under powered. The opting to use different octanes applies to older vehicles and custom jobs that aren't so fine tuned. So, always run what your manual says to.
CKT is the abbreviation for circuit. And when you broke the fuse I was in front of the screen screaming "No, don't try to pull it. It's one thing". Well happens. Looking forward to see if you get it running in the next video.
Some notes for your quick play of Outrun on the 3DS. First, Outrun was never on the NES, after all it's a SEGA game. It was originally ported to the Master System (there were also ports later on for the Megadrive, Saturn and Dreamcast). As for OLD and NEW, it appears that the OLD version is the original Japanese version, whereas NEW was the world version. The difference is the first stage is slightly different right at the start (the initial road split is much shorter) and some (not all) of the stages are in a different order. And for the Ferrari logo being different, that would be a licensing issue, as Outrun was originally made long before car licensing became an issue in games, and they likely didn't have a license to use the logo in the 3DS port.
Hey John, Perhaps when you test a fuse for continuity you place the fuse on a non conductive surface? I have watched nearly all of your vids and learned a lot over the years but that was dumb-ass! JD -aaablettt.
John! Keep your tripod attached to the cam... it helps with stabilization and its not anything you don't bring anyway, right? The further you get your hands from the cam, the more stable you'll be! Love the show!!!!
Great video John. Someone else has probably already mentioned this, but the logo of the back of the car in Outrun used to be the Ferrari Prancing Horse, however, I suspect that Sega don't have the Ferrari license anymore meaning that they had to change the Ferrari logo to something else.
Yeah, John, the car sprite is different on 3DS Outrun because Sega don't have the Ferrari license. With the arcade original, they just made the car a Ferrari without permission and got away with it. In new versions of the game, they change the sprite to avoid a lawsuit. The "New" game on 3DS runs at 60 fps, while the "Old" version runs at the arcade 30 fps.
Hi John, Have you tried using either wire wool or Scotch-brite when getting rust off of metal parts? It cleans surface rust up a treat and doesn't scratch the hell out of the plating like sanding does. Plus you can get Scotch-brite in different grades Coarse to fine. Also if you want to restore the plating, there are kits you can get to do it yourself with a car battery charger. I've just found your channel and am enjoying the nostalga and especially the restore videos. Keep up the tech vids.
My guess with the Outrun thing, the reason the logo on the car is different is because Ferrari would sue the piss out of them if they used that Ferrari horse on the car. The car is obviously modeled off a Ferrari Testarossa, so my guess is that in the 80's they got away with it, but in 2015 with everyone being sue crazy, they didn't want to risk Ferrari suing them. Just a guess. Great video!
I wonder what it would look like if you used upholstery carpet paint and did a stencil of your John's Arcade logo on that new strip..Might look pretty cool, maybe use some black light paint and you would be in business!
oh man tough break about that fuse! can't wait to see future updates to your Jump Bug project, though. I did get my usb joystick up and working again, though I'm debating on doing a full swap from pushbutton microswitches to leaf ones since I got a handful from someone online who hooked me up! I also recieved a new stick assembly, but I'm unsure if I can make it fit inside... but i'll look into it. Oh and on the 3D OutRun, yeah I guess SEGA couldn't get the Ferrari license so the car had to be modified slightly, but I'm hearing it's a good port otherwise. Great video though!
Hey John, The Ferrari Horse logo might have had to be changed due to licensing issues from the 80's. Also: Nintendo have also released some pretty cool 3D (3DS) versions of Space Harrier, Afterburner and Galaxy Force II that are worth checking out. Space Harrier in 3D is done really well and is one of my favs. I think they are around 5-6 bucks each. Worth it.
Hey John another nice Vid,I know this game i actually played it as a kid and as far as i can remember i liked it a LOT it was wierd with cool graphics for the time and needed some serious skill after first few levels :). Waiting for continuation of Quest for or just u playinh some games soon
LOL you're testing the fuses on the metal of the power supply... I would imagine the metal case of the power supply would supply continuity.. Anyways you're doing a wonderful job as always...
I'd built a short harness for the new power supply that allows it to plug directly into the cabinet harness. I think that'd be a lot cleaner than hacking apart the original power supply.
That gun alarm on the Nintendo VS would have scared me if I was there. "Why is the game not on? Oh here is a switch!" *flick* BRRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEE! "WOAH, I'm OUTTA HERE!"
Hi John nice vid as always! Sega no longer has the Ferrari licence hence why the main player sprite has been modified on the 3Ds version. I hear that the classic Sega 'super scaler' games Space Harrier, Afterburner 2 and Galaxy force 2 are pretty good on the 3DS and worth a purchase. Would like to see you check out those in the future!
John, your brief look at 3D OutRun didn't do it justice! Besides the facts that it's 3D, widescreen, 60fps, and there's no Ferrari, it looks and plays the same as the arcade version! You can mess with the settings and change it back to 4:3 ratio. The "Old" version is supposedly an early Japan-only version of the ROM, so if you want to properly compare it to your arcade OutRun, you have to set it to "New." P.S., you should totally read this series of interviews if you really want to know everything that's going on with this version of the game: blogs.sega.com/2015/03/05/sega-3d-classics-3d-out-run-part-1/
Now that we have t-shirts, when are we going to get posters? Posters of John posing Tiger Beat or BOP style with his jean jacket on and backwards hat. lol I'm just KIDDING, John. But, you do have that camera stand and I like you as a host, you're my favorite RUclips host! Maybe we can see more of you when you explain the cabinet, standing next to it, talking about it, pointing out things before you start working on it rather than talking behind the camera. Why? BECAUSE WE LOVE JOHN!
Where are you going to put those four machines when they are up and running. Looks like you are short of space, or are some of your existing cabs going?
I cant remember Outrun on the arcades having those kind of FPS? Surely a feature of the 3ds? I wonder -- should i buy one? Im a nostalgic so i like old games..
its a no brainier John why the 5v fuse is bad after you test it and sad it was good ... you lay it down on metal and test the ends..... think about it :)
You should probably get all the fuses fixed before you hack the power wires cause if the 5v fuse was bad that power supply may still be good and it'll be less work if it is still good
Wow that carpet looks horrible next to the other one. You probably should have just left it as it was. That clashes so badly now its quite distracting. Ugh. Now you gotta re carpet the whole basement in that same color to fix it.
I think there is a way to calibrate the guns I thought I did it before or maybe it was a different Nintendo game just Remeber we had to calibrate some gun games some times it in the bios or what ever it's called sorry can't explain stuff to great :/ lol I Remeber putting the wrong buttons on a system took me all day and I couldn't figure out why they where just tad bugger so I got out the thing to make holes bigger and rebuild the buttons to only find out I was using the wrong buttons lol o well it worked fine just had some other games buttons just basic buttons nothing special any ways lol I can't Remeber what game think it was a fighting game long time ago
wow that hogans alley game really looks lame^^ if i would buy a gun game, i would probably look out for a house of the dead or a time crisis machine =)
~ I've watched your Gyruss series & now I am starting Jump Bug. Thank you, thank you, thank you for these fantastic videos ~ they're a wealth of knowledge. A remarkable legacy.
Carpet looks better for sure. Thanks so much for these vids. They always give me confidence and "go for it" attitude for my games.
Carpet looks really good its two tone which is very retro and goes with the retro arcade.
John, I always enjoy the restore videos and the viewer mail, but THIS video's mail segment is the most helpful advice I've gotten from your entire channel. I recently bought a ms pac for $125 it has a 60 in 1 and will need a lot of electronic work as the previous owners hacked the power cord and shorted the jamma adapter and 60 in 1. I'm not sure if an original Ms pac will plug and play with it but that's my end goal.
Anyway the side and kick plate are pretty warn from the three decades of play and I've been trying to lie to my self and say that I enjoy the weathering on it as it shows that it's not just a new cab. However I am now planning it look in to the stencils and spray this old girl back to its original glory, or maybe even give it sex change and go for the original pacman.
Thanks again John and to the person with the pac cab from this segment thank you for asking the questions I've been afraid to ask my self and good luck with your restore as well!!
awesome to see a new restoration series.
I leave some arcades OG, if its 100% and few dings ect it gives it character. There anit many left from 1980 untouched. I just got a centipede from a guy 100% original and he was just getting ready to drill hole for joystick for a jamma conversion! I flipped out so I bought it, 400 bucks but he delivered it. Carpet looks great to me John!
So you check your fuses by placing them on a metal case. DURRR,
Yeah, as the others have said. That wasn't exactly bright. :)
Fuse rang good because you tested it on the metal box :)
Nice to see the garage again, not going to say anything about fuses, we've all done something similar...
Even if you're on a surface where a rolling tripod doesn't work, just having the camera mounted on the tripod and carrying it at the neck works brilliantly as a steadycam. It's heavier for sure, but the difference is huge and the result is damn near pro.
CKT side = circuit side. Probably from the old single sided PCB days.
You're right. If you get permission to film on location, your rolling tri-pod is the best answer, available. And, if you don't have that permission, you do want to keep it on the low down side. However, if you do want that in-between answer for steadier shots where that massive tri-pod is too much, get yourself a uni-pod. It's a single leg, straight down version of a tri-pod. Uses very little space. Extends for steady placement shots. Makes moving around super quick to do. And, when using it for handheld work, it gives a super useful counter-balance to really steady the shot. I've been using uni-pods for years and it's really unbelievable just how much it will improve the quality. Depending on where you shop, these should be reasonably priced. But...when on the down low, it just gives you away, all the more. But, here's the reason to consider one. When on location, with permission, in a tight space where things are everywhere or the place is happening with lots of people playing arcades, the uni-pod won't be demanding all that floor space. You just can't let go, is all. So, I really would consider adding one to your arsenal of options, as it's better then hand held, alone, and doesn't demand the cubic feet of the tri-pod version. In other words, it's like the 87/89/91 octane at the gas pump. More performance or subtler footprint or in-between. Another use for the uni-pod...super high shots. I can do some trick angles by hiking that camera way up into the air and pivoting it over the heads of others. In fact, I know exactly where that trick would be useful for you. When the warehouse is packed full of cabinets and you want to see over three of them to scope out that hidden gem. Uni-pod + remote for zoom. Basically, stuff a tri-pod isn't so great at. It's more like drone territory. There is no universally perfect solution. (Though, drones might solve that.) It's just choosing the right tool for each job.
It's been forever and a day since I last looked in on the Nintendo e-Shop. Couldn't get the Outrun, though. Darn if I have a 2 GB card and it's still overflowing. Looks good for the price.
The carpeting's just fine. Color matching after the initial install (especially after such a time period is difficult, if not impossible. It's as if the only time material coloring matches is when you buy it all off the same production line. Variance will happen...always.
Note to anyone pondering the octane comment bit: Just wanted to add that with most modern vehicles, if your engine runs 87, use 87. It just won't know what to do with 91 and mostly wastes it. If your engine runs 91, using 87 can ruin it by being under powered. The opting to use different octanes applies to older vehicles and custom jobs that aren't so fine tuned. So, always run what your manual says to.
Johnny-boy, layin' carpet! Boom!
CKT is the abbreviation for circuit.
And when you broke the fuse I was in front of the screen screaming "No, don't try to pull it. It's one thing". Well happens. Looking forward to see if you get it running in the next video.
Some notes for your quick play of Outrun on the 3DS.
First, Outrun was never on the NES, after all it's a SEGA game. It was originally ported to the Master System (there were also ports later on for the Megadrive, Saturn and Dreamcast).
As for OLD and NEW, it appears that the OLD version is the original Japanese version, whereas NEW was the world version. The difference is the first stage is slightly different right at the start (the initial road split is much shorter) and some (not all) of the stages are in a different order.
And for the Ferrari logo being different, that would be a licensing issue, as Outrun was originally made long before car licensing became an issue in games, and they likely didn't have a license to use the logo in the 3DS port.
Looking forward to seeing more of the VS Hogans Ally.
Hey John,
Perhaps when you test a fuse for continuity you place the fuse on a non conductive surface? I have watched nearly all of your vids and learned a lot over the years but that was dumb-ass!
JD -aaablettt.
yes, yes, yes, I know. It was dumb ass! LOL! Everyone has noticed this. :)
John! Keep your tripod attached to the cam... it helps with stabilization and its not anything you don't bring anyway, right? The further you get your hands from the cam, the more stable you'll be! Love the show!!!!
Great video John. Someone else has probably already mentioned this, but the logo of the back of the car in Outrun used to be the Ferrari Prancing Horse, however, I suspect that Sega don't have the Ferrari license anymore meaning that they had to change the Ferrari logo to something else.
Yeah, John, the car sprite is different on 3DS Outrun because Sega don't have the Ferrari license. With the arcade original, they just made the car a Ferrari without permission and got away with it. In new versions of the game, they change the sprite to avoid a lawsuit. The "New" game on 3DS runs at 60 fps, while the "Old" version runs at the arcade 30 fps.
Hi John,
Either your watch or your clock is wrong :D lol.
Great Video by the way.
My ideal John's Arcade - Keep up the great work! Can you give us a demo of Megatouch Force?
Restoration !!Yeah!! thanks john
Hi John,
Have you tried using either wire wool or Scotch-brite when getting rust off of metal parts? It cleans surface rust up a treat and doesn't scratch the hell out of the plating like sanding does. Plus you can get Scotch-brite in different grades Coarse to fine.
Also if you want to restore the plating, there are kits you can get to do it yourself with a car battery charger.
I've just found your channel and am enjoying the nostalga and especially the restore videos. Keep up the tech vids.
Marquee looks the business, and the carpet also ;-)
My guess with the Outrun thing, the reason the logo on the car is different is because Ferrari would sue the piss out of them if they used that Ferrari horse on the car. The car is obviously modeled off a Ferrari Testarossa, so my guess is that in the 80's they got away with it, but in 2015 with everyone being sue crazy, they didn't want to risk Ferrari suing them.
Just a guess. Great video!
I wonder what it would look like if you used upholstery carpet paint and did a stencil of your John's Arcade logo on that new strip..Might look pretty cool, maybe use some black light paint and you would be in business!
oh man tough break about that fuse! can't wait to see future updates to your Jump Bug project, though. I did get my usb joystick up and working again, though I'm debating on doing a full swap from pushbutton microswitches to leaf ones since I got a handful from someone online who hooked me up! I also recieved a new stick assembly, but I'm unsure if I can make it fit inside... but i'll look into it.
Oh and on the 3D OutRun, yeah I guess SEGA couldn't get the Ferrari license so the car had to be modified slightly, but I'm hearing it's a good port otherwise.
Great video though!
To both you and John, Sega actually had to take down some of the more recent Outrun games because of the Ferrari license.
Hey John, The Ferrari Horse logo might have had to be changed due to licensing issues from the 80's. Also: Nintendo have also released some pretty cool 3D (3DS) versions of Space Harrier, Afterburner and Galaxy Force II that are worth checking out. Space Harrier in 3D is done really well and is one of my favs. I think they are around 5-6 bucks each. Worth it.
Hey John another nice Vid,I know this game i actually played it as a kid and as far as i can remember i liked it a LOT it was wierd with cool graphics for the time and needed some serious skill after first few levels :).
Waiting for continuation of Quest for or just u playinh some games soon
i have been waiting for this video john!
You sold the R-Type and the Star Wars... Oh John... ;)
LOL you're testing the fuses on the metal of the power supply... I would imagine the metal case of the power supply would supply continuity.. Anyways you're doing a wonderful job as always...
I'd built a short harness for the new power supply that allows it to plug directly into the cabinet harness. I think that'd be a lot cleaner than hacking apart the original power supply.
That gun alarm on the Nintendo VS would have scared me if I was there. "Why is the game not on? Oh here is a switch!" *flick* BRRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEE! "WOAH, I'm OUTTA HERE!"
Hi John nice vid as always! Sega no longer has the Ferrari licence hence why the main player sprite has been modified on the 3Ds version. I hear that the classic Sega 'super scaler' games Space Harrier, Afterburner 2 and Galaxy force 2 are pretty good on the 3DS and worth a purchase. Would like to see you check out those in the future!
John, your brief look at 3D OutRun didn't do it justice! Besides the facts that it's 3D, widescreen, 60fps, and there's no Ferrari, it looks and plays the same as the arcade version! You can mess with the settings and change it back to 4:3 ratio. The "Old" version is supposedly an early Japan-only version of the ROM, so if you want to properly compare it to your arcade OutRun, you have to set it to "New."
P.S., you should totally read this series of interviews if you really want to know everything that's going on with this version of the game: blogs.sega.com/2015/03/05/sega-3d-classics-3d-out-run-part-1/
Warp Warp is a favorite of mine
Don't measure fuses on a metal underground
Yes, I know what I did now. It's ok! We'll get it all figure out in the next vid.
MrVinamp I saw that too. I just knew someone would comment. ;P
+MrVinamp AAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Fuses! Metal! Continuity! Resistance !!!!!!!!!! AHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!ERROR,ERROR,ERROR
You're definitely from Mass... Not many people outside of there drink Moxie! :D
Hey John! Good show I'm thrilled!!
One question, have you ever made a live Hangout event???
Cheers and keep up the good work!
Now that we have t-shirts, when are we going to get posters? Posters of John posing Tiger Beat or BOP style with his jean jacket on and backwards hat. lol I'm just KIDDING, John. But, you do have that camera stand and I like you as a host, you're my favorite RUclips host! Maybe we can see more of you when you explain the cabinet, standing next to it, talking about it, pointing out things before you start working on it rather than talking behind the camera. Why? BECAUSE WE LOVE JOHN!
Nice video john!
Wouldn't laying the fuses with both ends touching metal box, give you a good reading, making contact through the box?
John, CKT is shorthand for Circuit, see it a lot from telelphone companies and the like
What about that Nintendo cab you just bought a few days ago? ;) Also, I never knew there was carpet down there, even the older stuff!
oops, didn't watch long enough I guess, Nintendo cab spotted :D lol
Hey John! The glass with the quarters at the garage, did you find those inside a machine? Is there a story behind them?
Hmm..loose cap on the PCB. You might need to replace those before the game works but what do I know? I haven't fixed jack yet
Midwest Gaming Classic in beer city. You should go!!
Where are you going to put those four machines when they are up and running. Looks like you are short of space, or are some of your existing cabs going?
We have a rockola warp warp! If you get rid of that marquee let us know.
the ferrari liscence that sega used for their outrun games expired a few years ago, that´s why the had to change the logo on the car =)
I cant remember Outrun on the arcades having those kind of FPS? Surely a feature of the 3ds? I wonder -- should i buy one? Im a nostalgic so i like old games..
You should sell that hogan's alley lol
I think by far that Wild Gunman its a better game than Hogan Alley.BTW you talk about a Quebec Museum,is it the one at Sherbrooke?
I need to find some 19 CRT arcaed game complete tubs
If you can figure out how to ship all that snow out west, we'll be glad to take it off your hands! :p
Is there an eta when cdbaby is going to get more cds? Amazon has them for $40.42 and that seems a bit much. Thanks!
could you just replace the fuse holders with normal fuse holders?
Outrun "old" version has old music I think, btw? :P
Hey John what state do you live in because you say you got that from upstate New York I'm kind of curious
You should have switched two of the games and waited to see how long until it was pointed out. :D
its a no brainier John why the 5v fuse is bad after you test it and sad it was good ... you lay it down on metal and test the ends..... think about it :)
it mayjust be a fuse then if 5 bad ,,, put some at to that rockola switcher and test the voltagis :) save you cutting up everything :)
have you these arcades or seen these arcades?
Hey john I have one arcade game the name is marvel super heroes is it a good game
You should probably get all the fuses fixed before you hack the power wires cause if the 5v fuse was bad that power supply may still be good and it'll be less work if it is still good
I want to replace it regardless.
John's Arcade Game Reviews & Tech ah ok love all your videos John can't wait to see the rest of this restore
Circuit Side.
The reason for the different logo on OutRun is because Sega cant afford the Ferrari licence!
Wow that carpet looks horrible next to the other one. You probably should have just left it as it was. That clashes so badly now its quite distracting. Ugh. Now you gotta re carpet the whole basement in that same color to fix it.
I think there is a way to calibrate the guns I thought I did it before or maybe it was a different Nintendo game just Remeber we had to calibrate some gun games some times it in the bios or what ever it's called sorry can't explain stuff to great :/ lol I Remeber putting the wrong buttons on a system took me all day and I couldn't figure out why they where just tad bugger so I got out the thing to make holes bigger and rebuild the buttons to only find out I was using the wrong buttons lol o well it worked fine just had some other games buttons just basic buttons nothing special any ways lol I can't Remeber what game think it was a fighting game long time ago
Super Pac-Man Entertainment Tonight segment 1983 and baby pacman
Shi*! We're is the water on the floor coming from, aren't you,worried about that?
why not at at least test the jump bug with a different power supply?
wow that hogans alley game really looks lame^^ if i would buy a gun game, i would probably look out for a house of the dead or a time crisis machine =)
Hmm....I guess they couldn't get the Ferrari license for 3d Outrun so they had to change the prancing pony logo
$75.00 for Jump Bug?! Zang
But what about your English Darts oche! ;)
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Measuring fuses on metal psu isn't going to work :)
I thought fetish boy was doing a job bug restore! You are too?
Way too cliche :D I think Phet's is done by now though, or no? Hmmmmmmph.
Sorry! I am blind and I use the voice dictation feature on my phone. That was totally unintentional :-)
You're a pretty man
Awe man....Got rid of R-Type? My favorite arcade game, I'm unsubscribing right now!
Just kidding, lol....... :)