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  • Zynga games may be heading to Xbox Live
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    Zynga games may be heading to Xbox Live

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    Given their recent display of copious spending, it's no surprise that social games empire Zynga will stop at nothing in order to increase their company's already enormous reach. Given their history of spending sprees and expansion over the past few years, it's almost surprising that it's taken them until now to begin to hint at expanding to the home console market.
  • To-Fu 2 Review
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    • iOS
    To-Fu 2 Review

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    It's not easy being a block of coagulated soy milk, but someone has to do it. To-Fu 2 is a delicious take on the puzzle platforming genre and one that will keep you glued to your iPhone for a good long while. In a market filled with bouncing balls, To-Fu's stickiness is a breath of fresh air.
  • SuperRope Review
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    SuperRope Review

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    SuperRope is an odd little offering that I've spent far too much time thinking about. On one hand, it fufills many of the requirements for a decent iThingie game: it's free, has a tolerable learning curve, adorable graphics and addictive gameplay. On the other hand, the microtransaction scheme in this game is also deeply, deeply aggravating.
  • Magical Diary Review
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    Magical Diary Review

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    I honestly did not expect to have this much fun with Magical Diary. I really didn't. A trite formula spun onto its head, Magical Diary will have players stepping into the shoes of a young girl who has only recently realized her own aptitude for magic. For those of you wondering if this eventually comes to involve suspiciously familiar schools, cat boys, vampires, demons and a variety of high school hijinks, I can tell you this: It does.
  • Continuity 2: The Continuation Review
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    Continuity 2: The Continuation Review

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    Continuity 2 hurts my brain. It's one thing to have to navigate complicated, spike-riddled terrain. It's another thing entirely to have to alter the flow of entire rooms mid-jump so as to be able to land safely on a coin-laden ledge. Minimalist yet unique, Continuity 2 is the sequel to Continuity, a phenomenally awesome title that won the Best Student Game Award at the independent Games Festival 2010.
  • Skipping Stone Review
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    • iOS
    Skipping Stone Review

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    Skipping Stone is the latest in Gamevil's line-up of nefariously addictive games. It may also be the first title within the company's stable to feature an anthropomorphic stone. That's right. Not only does the titular character have an expressive face, it also sports arms and a skeletal structure: something I found both strangely adorable and rather disturbing. Unusual protagonist aside, the basic conceit here is simple: get the stone as far as it can go.
  • THOR: Son of Asgard Review
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    • iOS
    THOR: Son of Asgard Review

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    If I could only use one word to describe Thor: Sons of Asgard, it would probably be 'meh.' But not 'meh' in a highly deprecating sort of way, mind you. It'd have been more of a 'meh, this could have been better. Maybe.' Then again, I'm somewhat cynical about movie tie-ins. And while Thor: Sons of Asgard looks absolutely lovely, this action-adventure doesn't evoke much more than lukewarm appreciation.
  • Snuggle Truck Review
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    • PC
    Snuggle Truck Review

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    Snuggle Truck is an absolutely adorable, albeit frustrating physics-based game for the mobile platform. As the unseen driver of an old truck, your goal in life is to transport tiny, fluff-filled animals into a zoo where they can be assured of a controlled standard of living. I'm not really sure how all that works, but it's a game that has rocket-powered trucks, so I'd assume logic isn't a priority here.