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Posted Friday, June 08, 2007 12:02 AM

Level Up's Top Ten Gaming Tidbits for June 8th, 2007

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  1. P2P...post on Wii elicits strong reactions
  2. EGO...trip: being randomly name-checked
  3. UGH...the seamy underbelly of pre-orders
  4. Wii...itis? So says a prominent medical journal
  5. NEW...Sim City developer; fanboys freak out
  6. HMM...A designer carefully plumbs EA's soul
  7. UMM...PS3's European viral campaign
  8. BOO...Industry in crisis? Or not, say skeptics
  9. HAX...0rs: play iTunes library on your Wii
  10. RND...The best, the brightest, the Ivy League
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