In the realms of actually playing the games, 1UP.com has an article that discusses the growing popularity of gaming tutelage. Those folk who find themselves getting stomped at a Halo deathmatch might feel that they need a few coaching lessons to up their game, and if that's the case then they can head over to Gaming-Lessons.com to sign up for a talented tutor, for which they'll pay raw real-world dollars. If that doesn't work and you're feeling intimidated by the prowess of the adult tutors, then perhaps you'll feel less threatened by the tutelage of Lil' Poison, the seven year-old pro-gamer who will get you playing better Halo 2 for a mere $30 an hour. I wonder, does he get taxed on that?