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  • Food Processing Review
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    • iOS
    Food Processing Review

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    Fruit Ninja may have set the standard for the produce slicing genre (I suppose that's a real thing now, isn't it?), but Food Processing takes the fauna slaughter to a whole new level. It's messy, it's tough, and it's a whole lot of fun.
  • Back to the Future: The Game, Episode 2 – Get Tannen! Review
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Back to the Future: The Game, Episode 2 – Get Tannen! Review

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    Continuing where the first game left off, Back to the Future Episode 2: Get Tannen! is the next chapter in the new saga of Marty McFly and Doc Brown. What you're getting with Episode 2 is more of the same but different. Don't play Episode 2 without playing Episode 1 first, though, or you'll be completely lost. If you're okay with that, read on.
  • Devil May Cry 4 refrain Review
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    • iOS
    Devil May Cry 4 refrain Review

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    Of all the big-name developers for the App Store, Capcom seems to be leading the charge for bringing arcade and console experiences to the iPhone. From their Capcom Arcade collection to Ghosts 'n Goblins to Dead Rising Mobile, it's evident that they're really trying to put out a solid product. The evolution continues with Devil May Cry 4: Refrain, but they still have a long way to go.
  • Ping Pong Review
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    • iOS
    Ping Pong Review

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    Apple has done well with its slogan "There's an App for that!" Even Sesame Street has gotten in on the "app for everything" times with a fun song. So with an app out there to cover just about everything, you have to start to think "what's the point of some of these apps?" Ping Pong - Insanely Addictive! (yes, that's the official name on the App Store) falls into this category quite handily.
  • Hysteria Project 2 Review
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    • iOS
    Hysteria Project 2 Review

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    Do you remember back in the early 90s, that wonderful new invention, the CD-ROM? Boy howdy, it was going to change how we play games forever! Yeah! We won't even be playing games - we'll be playing interactive movies! With actors and stuff! Who cares that you can't control anything, or that the acting was worse than your high school production of Our Town? Movies! On a disc! In your computer!
  • Cave Bowling Review
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    • iOS
    Cave Bowling Review

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    Don't you just love bowling? The smell of the pterodactyl poop, launching the ball off a turtle shell, giggling as tiny dinosaurs get bonked… What, you don't remember bowling like this? Your loss. At least Cave Bowling brings my experience of bowling to the rest of the world.
  • Sheeple Chase Review
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    • iOS
    Sheeple Chase Review

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    If you're looking for a simple, easy quick-pick-up game for your commute, Sheeple Chase can definitely help you hoof it. It's a bleating fun time that won't leave you feeling wooly. But if you think these puns are baaaahd, you ain't heard nothing yet.
  • Treasure Arm Review
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    • iOS
    Treasure Arm Review

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    We've seen the microtransaction route for a while now in casual games. The idea to purchase in-game currency to speed things up works well with games that have very long tails to them. Genres like MMOs or social games like FrontierVille or Smurfs' Village use it logically and, for many people, advantageously. Treasure Arm tries to use this same technique with a puzzle game and, while it's a great puzzler, the pay-to-play part doesn't really work too well.