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** They actually expected this; by 'audience' they meant 'not pirates,' and, true to expectations, ''despite'' the number of pirated copies, the game sold very well, especially thanks to it being available on Wii-Ware. As expected, in 2008, Gaming journalists proceeded to cry [[What the Hell, Player?|What the hell, gamers?]] after the independent developers reported the 90% piracy rate. (Mysteriously, all these people who pirated the game were nowhere to be found despite proudly linking others to torrents before.)
* [[Fridge Brilliance]]: The unveiling of product Z, analog with the product X and Y, leads the game to (falsely) announce "World of Goo is now in... 3d!!". As in X, Y and Z axises on a three dimensional coordinate plane, hee hee.
** The "server farm" level involves building a tower of goo on a platform that tips depending on how you distribute its weight. So in order to reach the exit pipe, you must "load balance" the server -- ''a [
* [[Fridge Horror]]: It's not the goo balls fault or the Corporation's fault the world is now polluted and destroyed. It's [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero|YOURS.]]
* [[Good Bad Bugs]]: Since it's a physics-based game, it can be broken, resulting in amazing OCD results.
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