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Posted Thursday, December 20, 2007 12:01 AM

Level Up's Top Ten Gaming Tidbits for Dec 20th, 2007

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  1. LAW...yer follies: Thompson suit tossed; NYC governor misinforms
  2. RUM...or has it: PSP in unholy union with Sony Electronics' MYLO?
  3. ZEN...of Rock: Guitar Hero III and Rock Band experiences, recounted
  4. AND...the Wii's contribution to third parties' coffers is what?
  5. MOO...Take-Two won't milk franchises; will gently coax forth their precious fluids
  6. BOO...Gran Turismo PSP continues to ride the delay train...
  7. HEH...but odds are that it will still be in stores before Duke. Nukem. Forever.
  8. 000...Zero Punctuation turns his baleful eye towards Mass Effect
  9. BUT...who watches the watchmen? IGN editor responds to "outing"
  10. RND...Might Pop Culture Mom turn to "Juno" for answers?
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Posted By: BaddMutha (December 20, 2007 at 12:38 AM)

Oh, Jack Thompson. A few years ago, I corresponded with him via e-mail concerning where responsibility lies in these types of situations. His replies were curt and dismissive of my point of view (even inferring that I was "nuts", an accusation he seems to still wield against his doubters today). The back and forth e-mail conversation swayed neither mine nor his point of view, but it taught me a valuable lesson: there is no point in arguing with a fanatic.

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