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  • Temple Run Review
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    Temple Run Review

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    The sign of a very good game is one that makes you say "just one more". The most addictive games in the industry all had this going for them: How many times have you said you would play just one more game of Modern Warfare? Civilization? Complete just one more quest in World of Warcraft? Temple Run might not have the deep gameplay appeal of those video game classics, but it has their addictive qualities in spades.
  • Kinectimals Review
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    • iOS
    Kinectimals Review

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    When Kinectimals debuted on the Xbox 360's newly minted Kinect motion sensor, it instantly tugged at your heartstrings. One thing that we humans cannot resist is cute, cuddly young animals, and Kinectimals delivered it in spades on your TV screen—and now you can get a similar experience on iOS for a fraction of the investment price. While the game is short on variety, it's filled to the brim with different variations on mini-games and is sure to please its target market that is starved for all things adorable.
  • Tongue Tied Review
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    • iOS
    Tongue Tied Review

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    Even though it has been two years since it came out, iOS game developers are still chasing the model that Rovio laid down with their breakthrough hit, Angry Birds. Tongue Tied is a title that, while in an entirely different genre, owes much of its concept to Angry Birds and most definitely adds nothing new to an already mundane style of game.
  • LostWinds Review
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    • iOS
    LostWinds Review

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    LostWinds was one of the first very good original WiiWare titles to hit the scene in 2008. The game blended a nice mixture of pleasant graphics and easy-to-use controls to provide a one-of-a-kind experience. Now it's near the end of 2011 and LostWinds is back in its entirety on iOS devices. While it hasn't aged as well as I thought it would (the problems are mostly due to control), the game's charm and tremendous style still stays intact.
  • Venture Towns Review
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    • iOS
    Venture Towns Review

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    Some of my fondest gaming memories start with the Super Nintendo and SimCity. Building up cities and watching them grow and flourish was a fascinating process. With Kairosoft's Venture Towns, you won't be getting the same scale of building your own virtual world, but what you will get is the same addictive gameplay that has hooked you on other city-building games in the past.
  • Space Frontier Review
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    • iOS
    Space Frontier Review

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    Space exploration appeals to the human soul. There is something about the frontier nature of the cosmos that speaks to all of us. In Space Frontier, you'll be an architect of space colonization, building housing and air supply in the distant expanses of the universe. Temper your expectations that this will be SimCity in space; instead, you'll be given menial quests in place of a larger, more expansive game. But while this is disappointing, what is on offer in Space Frontier isn't completely without value.
  • NFL Pro 2012 Review
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    • iOS
    NFL Pro 2012 Review

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    Football has taken over baseball in recent years as the most popular sport in America, enrapturing everyone in the passion, hard hits, and amazing athleticism of its players. Gameloft has released a freemium NFL football simulation, NFL Pro 2012, to try and ensnare players that love the game of football. Unfortunately the freemium model, when combined with the game's many other flaws, makes NFL Pro 2012 a game most football fans will want to leave on the sidelines.
  • The Show Must Go On Review
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    • iOS
    The Show Must Go On Review

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    One of the biggest criticisms I can lay against mobile games is plain to see when you play The Show Must Go On: shallow gameplay trying to be supported by repetition. Like many other of your run-of-the-mill mobile games, what you'll be getting is a technically competent game backed by absolutely nothing redeeming, rewarding or worthwhile.