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Posted Wednesday, April 09, 2008 6:57 AM

Level Up's Top Seven Gaming Tidbits for Apr 9th, 2008

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  1. EGO...trip: Microsoft, Sony and the ESRB sit down with Level Up at Mi6
  2. EGO...trip: Kotaku and the Level Up staff face off in Grand Theft Auto IV
  3. HMM...from our lips to Media Molecule's ears? Only if the rumor is true
  4. UMM...what does this news say about the PC Defence Force PCGA?
  5. HOW...developers can improve videogame usability in five easy steps
  6. UGH...What happens when Mario walks the squalid side of the street
  7. RND...Ace versus Ice ends in misery for Level Up's beloved Cardinal
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