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Posted Friday, May 09, 2008 1:10 PM

Level Up's Top Six Gaming Tidbits for May 9th, 2008

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  1. EGO...trip: The gospel of Level Up leads to faith-questioning and public stoning...
  2. HMM...while the PCGA unexpectedly turns a former blasphemer into a convert 
  3. THE...80-20 rule, as re-envisioned by the mad geniuses at Rockstar Games
  4. KIC...k in the door, wavin' the four-four/All you heard was "Poppa don't hit me no more"
  5. MEA...nwhile, over in Europe, Sony's claim of "Victory!" goes unrefuted
  6. RND...The must-see movie of holiday 2008. But will there be Happy Meals?
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