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Level Up's Top Seven Gaming Tidbits for May 10th, 2007

N'Gai Croal

FEM...Cerise, a site by and for female gamers...
ICK...has Kotaku commenters in a tizzy
DLC...Crackdown goes crazy with add-ons
JPN...Feelplus prez offers insights on Japanese market
MTV...Is its games coverage too 'sophisticated'?
BOY...bands and pro gamers: separated at birth
RND...George Tenet vs. Doug Feith--Fight!

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