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Funny article that lists the strangest death scenes ever seen in video games. Games range from 1986 classics to present day titles. As Killscreen Poetry says: "Not necessarily the bloodiest deaths. Not necessarily the most creative deaths. Just the weirdest deaths ever seen in video games…"

NextGEN Gamers has put together a survival guide of the top 10 multi player tips and tricks for Metal Gear Solid 4.

LinuksLinks.com has put together a list of 42 Best Linux Commercial Games. The selection they have chosen covers a wide range of different game genres, so hopefully there will be something there that will interest all. For each game they have compiled its own portal page, providing screenshots of the game in action, a full description of the game, with an in-depth analysis of the features of the game, together with links to relevant resources and reviews.

To be eligible for inclusion in this list each game needed to be:

- Released under a proprietary license with a fee required either to purchase the game, or a monthly charge

- Not require Wine to run. Wine is a compatibility layer for running Windows software

Apparently, Japanese enjoy reading over listening to movies and games. But there are cons and pros to both option. It seems different generations are not the only factor when deciding, but global location has a lot to do with their preference.

Pspfanboy writes:

Those thieves who make their living stealing PSPs are either getting even less smart or more desperate. Either way, this latest story of attempted PSP, er, reallocation should give everyone a slight grin. Elijah Burke, or the Black Pope as he may be known in the world of wrestling (forgive us if we got that wrong — our wrestling knowledge is on the same level as a turtle), wrote up his experience in a blog about a 14-year-old kid that tried to steal from him on a plane.

The Hottest Gadgets takes a look at some of the most insanely modded game consoles and accessories out in the world today.

From a giant working NES controller to a toaster edition PS2.

A group of Protoss motherships, colossus, and carriers attack a terran base in this 3 minute gameplay video.

A big army of Terran units with thors, tanks, and marines attack an enemy base. A nuke is also dropped on the protoss enemy base.

Capcom has two secret projects under its rug, waiting to be presented at E3. There’s a very good chance that one of the titles will be Mega Man 9, but the other is an unannounced Wii project. In the latest issue of NGamer, a terse and mysterious quote by the magazine provides insight into an upcoming Capcom title for the Wii.

"There’s a bullet with our name on it if we speak of their ultra top secret Wii title (a surprising take on a next-gen favourite), so we’ll stick to the safer, though still intruiging, Spyborgs."

Reident Evil? Street Figher IV? Who knows, but there’s a strong possibility Capcom is cooking up something great.

TVGB: "While new game announcements for the Wii from European and American developers are still scarce, support from Japan seems to be steadily on the rise. The increasing recognition of the Wii as a viable platform for traditional as well as simpler games is clearly evident, and is beginning to mirror the DS’s path to success."