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Allow me, if you will, to brag for a moment. Now, I make no claims as a video game master. I’ve got some skills, but I’ll never win a tournament, and I doubt I’ll ever launch the nuke in MW2, but I can beat most games on hard, and I think that’s something. Anyway, Over the years, I’ve had a few moments that made me stop and wish the whole world could have seen what I’d done. I figured this was my chance to do so; so let me present for you my 3 coolest kills.

Well over the last couple of days the PC guys have been finding all kinds of hidden code in the Modern Warfare 2 game. New gametypes mainly. There are three found so far, VIP, Global Thermonuclear War ( where one side must capture a nuke see vid below) Capture the Flag ( Single Flag, Two Teams).

Is it safe to assume that the public will unlock these new game types after a small payment is made to IW… Thoughts?

Square Enix, along with Gas Powered Games, have announced Supreme Commander 2 will be hitting the 360 and PC in the spring of 2010 for Europe and PAL Territories.

Supreme Commander 2 will be set 25 years after Supreme Commander 1.  The game is promising 18 missions, massive battles using an all new rendering technology, upgradable armies, customizable armies, and giant war machines!

Massive battles with giant war machines, what’s not to like?!?!

FZ: "The US military has decided that it is completely viable to stop a cyber attack on the US by dropping a nuke on the hacker.

According to the Stars and Stripes magazine, the US has said that a cyber attack would not necessarily be limited to cyberspace. The head of U.S. Strategic Command Air Force Gen. Kevin P. Chilton said that the Law of Armed Conflict will apply to this domain.

He said that how the country would respond to a cyber attack would be decided by the president and Defense secretary and "no response was off the table". Mostly Chilton was talking about dropping a bomb on the hacker but whether or not that would be conventional or nuclear play load was also up for grabs.

"You don’t take any response options off the table from an attack on the United States of America. Why would we constrain ourselves on how we would respond? " he said.

The US military has adopted a policy of flinging as much firepower at an enemy in the hope it would go away since the Revolutionary war. Subtlety has not been a feature of the US military mind. If a botnet can be destroyed with bombs it is going to be, at least in the US mind."