Wired has a short blurb about The King of Kong, which (as a child of the 80s), I cannot wait to watch, and the release date is January 29th. From what I've read, there may actually be some relevance to psychology in this documentary, but either way, I'll review it after I've seen it...
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January 23, 2008
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