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Level Up's Top Six Gaming Tidbits for Jan 23rd, 2007

N'Gai Croal

OPP...ortunities: Let's make lots of money
WHA...t's the frequency, Sony? Skype on PSP delayed in Japan
CAN...Capcom be strong-armed into making Bionic Commando Wii?
UWE...Boll vs. proto-Anakin? Actor-martial artist issues challenge
HOW...much were those saved game files worth to their owner?
RND...Esquire's "Dubious Achievements" unlocked, laid to rest

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