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Month: June 2026

  • Travelogue 360: Paris Review
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    Travelogue 360: Paris Review

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    If you've ever dreamed of climbing the Eiffel Tower, taking a stroll through the Champs-Elysées, or breathing in the aroma of fresh baguettes from the local boulangerie, Travelogue 360: Paris is probably the closest you'll get to the City of Lights without actually buying a plane ticket.
  • Dracula Twins Review
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    Dracula Twins Review

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    It's that creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky time of year. Halloween! The season to light a few candles, dust off the organ, whip up your favorite brew and sink your teeth into something tasty...like pumpkin pie or candy. Mmmmmm!It's also a good time to avoid garlic, crosses, holy water and pointy wooden objects. Especially if you're a vampire, as is the case in Dracula Twins.
  • D.N.A. Review
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    D.N.A. Review

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    If you've watched CSI on television, you're familiar with DNA. A coiled pair of nucleotide strands forming a double helix, a twisted ladder-like arrangement, its sequence of nucleic acids determines hereditary characteristics and offers the key to catching criminals and identifying their victims.Nucleotides, however, can also be manipulated to create biological hybrids -- the basis for D.N.A. A blender, if you will, for whipping up new creations at the molecular level.
  • Aztec Ball Review
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    Aztec Ball Review

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    When it came to creating original games, the Aztecs had everyone beat hands-down. They invented a game called ulama which was one of the first to use a rubber ball. It also gave players quite an incentive to win; losers were decapitated.Here the penalty for losing Aztec Ball isn't quite so severe. But it sure could have used a stronger incentive to keep gamers playing after the first few levels. For while the game seems like a hoot for the first hour or so, it becomes old much too fast.
  • Friday Casual Games Weekly News Wrap-Up
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    Friday Casual Games Weekly News Wrap-Up

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    It's Friday, so its time for our Casual Games News Weekly Round-Up. Aside for a lot of cool games launching this week (see What's New & Hot). . . not much is happening in the news. Boonty did buy a game company in China, which could be very interesting.
  • Nancy Drew: Danger By Design Review
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    Nancy Drew: Danger By Design Review

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    Many computer gamers - even casual ones - may recall the popularity of "adventure" games in the '90s. These story-based titles, from the likes of Sierra and LucasArts, whisked away players to interesting locations to solve puzzles and interact with characters.At some point over the years, computer gamers turn their backs on these slower-paced point-and-click adventures for more action-heavy shoot-em ups, fantasy role-playing games and strategy titles.
  • Haiku Journey Preview
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    Haiku Journey Preview

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    Haiku - a well-aged form of Japanese poetry comprised of short, but sweet three-line stanzas highlighting topics including nature and spiritualism - might not seem like the most intuitive subject to base an engaging videogame on. But word-building puzzler Haiku Journey, coming soon from 7 Wonders of the Ancient World creator Hot Lava and publisher MumboJumbo (known for smash hits like Luxor 2), proves initial appearances can be deceiving.
  • Insaniquarium Review
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    Insaniquarium Review

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    Few natural wonders are as serene and beautiful as the portable undersea world of the average, everyday fishtank. Of course, as those who maintain such setups at home versus just admiring them at the local Chinese restaurant can attest, fewer still are as tough to maintain. Ironically, best-seller Insaniquarium Deluxe manages to successfully capture all the fun and frustration associated with both sides of the coin. And, while we're at, continues to captivate and enthrall generations of casual gamers with its addictive, hair-pulling charms.