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"A gigantic statue of American McGee's interpretation of the Cheshire Cat? He's known to disappear from time to time, but Simon Crubellier managed to snap this shot in Soho, London several years after the release of Alice. We used to have one guarding Joystiq HQ, but one day he vanished and never returned. Check out the highlights for today:JoystiqueryReaders pick best webcomic: my pokemans, let me show you them!Today's best crossover video: Fighters and shoot-'em-upsNewsKeeping up with the Smash Bros: Final SmashEverybody hurts, everybody cries, SingStar 90s tracklistJohn Woo directing Ninja Gold film in conjunction with Warren Spector's gameSyphon Filter: Dark Mirror infiltrates PS2 from PSPGameTap officially getting GrimmDirty Dancing, we never felt like this beforeNew Worms content on Xbox Live tomorrowThis Wednesday: Mad Tracks races onto XBLAChinese government raids company, attempts to seize fundsHalo 3 beta officially gets 2v2, unofficially VIP and pistolLeisure Suit Larry gets mobile love Dene Carter interview: no nudity in Fable 2Ubisoft defends Splinter Cell series changesSurprise ruined: Fallout 3 countdown is for teaser trailerTGS 2007 show theme announcedObjection! Capcom registers 'Apollo Justice'New details on Unreal Tournament 3Croft's Anniversary gains SteamRumors &amp;amp; SpeculationPlayStation Network coming to PSP, hints PS3 updateUbisoft president 'still considering' EA acquisitionCulture &amp;amp; CommunitySexy64 is first all-male gaming leagueLost Garden's new prototype challenge: CuteGodEscape the ghetto ... Czech styleGamer shot while saving robbery victimThe most impressive Mario cake ... EVERGame therapy at Walter Reed Medical CenterMake your N64 look brand new again"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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