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Posted Tuesday, February 05, 2008 8:23 AM

Level Up's Top Ten Gaming Tidbits for Feb 5th, 2007

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  1. RIP...The MMO is dead. Long live the PMOG.
  2. MID...core or hardcasual? Same concept, different manifesto
  3. THE...re can be only one: blogger's bake-off among Kotaku, Joystiq, Game|Life
  4. CIV...il war: British Columbian devs want Quebec-style tax breaks
  5. TRD...Why a hard drive is necessary for full online play in Burnout Paradise
  6. BAL...ls don't lie: researchers show why men find games more addictive than women
  7. WAF...Kotaku editor basks in warm glow of scoring high on the Wife-O-Meter
  8. HOT...Do want: Rock Band guitar mod uses actual guitar string for ersatz bliss
  9. MOH...EA's chief visual officer reflects on working with Spielberg on Medal of Honor
  10. RND...The Bourne Reinvention? Soap operas freshen up for modern viewers
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Posted By: panpeter (February 6, 2008 at 10:33 AM)

Do you endorse #6's result of study? It maybe interesting, but it is very obvious result. I think it's the same thing as with sports. I don't think it's anything new or insightful.

(Here I'm saying game is a digital version of game, sports is physical version of game, with "game" being an activity bound by set of rules to achieve one or more objectives.)

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