MBP 15" 2.5Ghz display blink followed by system freeze

Lately my MBP sort of frozen with the blinking display, then it was unable to boot after I force shutdown the system, not even in the safe mode or the installation disk.
I have to run through the prcess of FSCK and resetting the PRAM before I can get it booting with the installation disk and run the Disk Utility to fix the permission.
I managed to get the system running again, and it went into the same problem I've mentioned above again and again...(I notice this only happen when I play the online flash game), eventhough I've fixed the permission everytime this problem occur.
Any tips on this issue? What has cause the disk error or the the permission error? 
Thanks

You seem to have all of your ducks in a row.  As far as your query in regards to HDD, I have four 750GB 7200RPM Seagate HDDs (ST9750420AS), one in my MBP, others for Time Machine and other backups.  All are spinning.  I suppose that is some kind of endorsement.
Ciao.

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