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    Koku Gamer writes: "Former Vancouver Canucks player Trevor Linden has claimed that the new first-person brawl system in NHL 10 will teach aspiring hockey kids that brawls are part of the wider game and can even help you win a game. Speaking of the new system, the now retired Linden said:" Print, Share, and Back Up Files Wirelessly with... Full Article at Skewed & Reviewed
    Former Vancouver Canucks player Trevor Linden has claimed that the new first-person brawl system in NHL 10 will teach aspiring hockey kids that brawls are part of the wider game and can even help you win a game. Speaking of the new system, the now retired Linden said:
    SOURCE: Skewed & Reviewed 3 months ago

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