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  "title": "Robo-Repair: Wiring Live",
  "url": "https://openvibe.video/c/501",
  "channel": "goosely",
  "created_at": "2026-10-26 08:16:32",
  "duration_seconds": 25,
  "description": "Two people on a dark YouTube homepage, each in a separate video thumbnail, with a Shorts row visible below — heard: \"This game is not a 100. one hundred hour long grinding commitment. This is one where you can jump on in, solve some crimes, blast a ridiculous number of goons in the face and then you can move on with your life after a dozen or so. hours having made some very enjoyable memories from this game. Just like the old days, and it's a potent mixture of different eras, its world is set in the 80s, with the gameplay from the early 2000s, but with graphics very much grounded in the modern 2020s. The best \"",
  "summary": "The video captures a streamer who is assembling or showing a disassembled robotic device or arcade-style controller, explaining and adjusting exposed wiring and components live. The setting shifts to a cozy home space with a teal pop-up tent in the foreground, a sofa, and a kitchen area in view, suggesting a casual, improvised gaming or chat setup. The vibe is hands-on and informal, with the streamer moving between hardware tinkering and relaxed gameplay or talk, as indicated by the casual dialogue about components.",
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