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  • Time Geeks & Friends Review
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    • iOS
    Time Geeks & Friends Review

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    Asynchronicity is the new black. Hero Academy, Draw Something, Song Pop, Outwitters; not since tennis have we seen this big a focus on the back-and-forth. Not all game types are created equal, though, and Time Geeks & Friends seems to test the limits by filtering hunt and find through the magical asynchronometer. If there's one thing I know, however, it's that asyncrhonometer is not a word. Oh, and also? This idea works pretty well.
  • Apple’s best kept secret: App Store changes in iOS 6
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    • iOS
    Apple’s best kept secret: App Store changes in iOS 6

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    Yesterday, Gamezebo's editor-in-chief Jim Squires gave you the run down on Apple's long-awaited iPhone, and why you as a gamer should be excited to have it in your pocket. Curiously absent from the company's San Francisco press conference however was the news developers wanted to hear. As is the case with X-Files, though, I was a firm believer that the truth was out there. So like the fearless Mulder of apps, I went out searching for it.
  • Motor World Car Factory Review
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    • iOS
    Motor World Car Factory Review

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    At first glance, you'd think a game like Motor World Car Factory was about a happy, utopian society in which everyone was devoted to the art and business of making excellent vehicles, as opposed to being a dystopian horror chronicling the rise of cars into sentient beings that processed humans for food in huge warehouses. And you'd most definitely be right about that.
  • Kickstarter Picks: Underground Kingdom
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    • iOS
    Kickstarter Picks: Underground Kingdom

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    You open your internet browser hastily, almost knocking your tea over with the mouse. Before your homepage even loads, you begin typing: g-a-m... within minutes, you're there: Gamezebo.com. "Where is it, where is it?" you wonder, scrolling quickly down the page; ah, there! This week's Kickstarter Picks: Underground Kingdom. Immediately, you click through to the funding page. 36 hours to go!? Suddenly, the inevitable question arises: are you going to help this project become a reality, or not?
  • Think Big Picture: Valve launches Steam for your TV
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    • iOS
    • PC
    Think Big Picture: Valve launches Steam for your TV

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    One small shift for Valve, one big picture for gamers. The download giant announced today that they're taking Steam into the living room with the introduction of Steam Big Picture: a major update to the gaming platform that tweaks it visually and functionally for your TV. Oh yeah... this is huge. Say goodbye to the days of sitting, hunched over your computer, playing PC games all day, and hello to the days of...sitting, hunched in front of your TV...playing PC games all day.
  • A Wonderland Story Preview
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    • iOS
    A Wonderland Story Preview

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    At this point, the White Rabbit should just by a new watch. Yet again, the coloful character from Lewis Carrol's Alice in Wonderland universe is late. Late - you guessed it - for a very important date. If being tardy for the Queen of Hearts wasn't dire enough, though, Alice has apparently been taking quaaludes, and wants nothing more than to abscond and squeeze her fluffy little bunny of a friend. This is A Wonderland Story, and things are a little different around here. 
  • McPixel developer: “deeming Piracy as theft is wrong.” [interview]
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    McPixel developer: “deeming Piracy as theft is wrong.” [interview]

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    Head over to The Pirate Bay right now for a quick download. No, really, it's okay. I won't tell anyone. For that matter, if it's Polish indie developer Sos Sosowski's McPixel you're downloading, you won't even get in trouble! You see, Sosowski has partnered with the controversial torrent hub to permit people to take a copy of McPixel without paying a cent. No...not permit. Encourage. 
  • iOS game composers offer lots of music for little cost
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    • PC
    iOS game composers offer lots of music for little cost

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    Think of some of the best mobile games this year. Horn. SQUIDS Wild West. Puzzlejuice. These are the kind of games that survive spring (or fall!) cleaning on your device; some of which stood out as our favorites of the summer. What would you pay for a chance to own their soundtracks? Twenty dollars a' piece? Nine dollars on iTunes? How does one dollar sound, for all of them? And more.