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Eli has loved mobile games since his dad showed him the magic of Game & Watch. He can't quite remember when he started loving puns.
  • Luftrausers Preview
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    Luftrausers Preview

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    There's nothing fun about armed combat. Unless there is. Such is the party line in the next major title from the ceaselessly creative duo at Vlambeer: Luftrausers. A mash-up of the World War II era and the Game & Watch era, the title is a self-described "arcade-style aerial combat shooter." For all you civilians out there, that translates to one thing and one thing only: a retro shoot-em-up full of planes. Planes that you can explode. 
  • 4 mobile gaming behaviors you need to stop
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    4 mobile gaming behaviors you need to stop

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    If you play mobile games, I have some unfortunate news for you: you might just be a bad person. Don't despair just yet, though! Before you quit your job, abandon your family, and go to live in the woods with the rest of the world's bad people, let's make a proper diagnosis. After minutes - hours, even! - of thorough research, the following list of behaviors has been compiled to save mobile gamers from the worst fate of all: becoming "that guy" (or gal).
  • Time Geeks & Friends Preview
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    Time Geeks & Friends Preview

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    When it first released two years ago, we lauded Ivanovich Games' Time Geeks: Find All! as a refreshing digital take on the the Where's Waldo formula. Colorful, packed with pop culture references, and filled with surprising variety, the game had us not only searching our screens, but searching for more like it. Two years later, Ivanovich has returned to pull us once more into the world of Time Geeks. This time, however, you'll need to bring a friend!
  • Free-to-play headed to Xbox 360 with Happy Wars
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    Free-to-play headed to Xbox 360 with Happy Wars

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    In the world of video games, free-to-play has fast emerged as a juggernaut. The majority of the top twenty grossing iOS titles, for example, don't have any price of admission to start. Over 70% of revenue in mobile comes from in-app payments within zero dollar games. It's quickly becoming the train you either get on, or from which you get out of the way.  Microsoft, it seems, is hopping aboard.
  • Toytally awesome: Mattel’s “King Pig” figure unlocks new modes in Angry Birds
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    Toytally awesome: Mattel’s “King Pig” figure unlocks new modes in Angry Birds

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    I make a lot of noise about having grown up with great video games like Myst and Super Mario World, or about the way my dad's old Game & Watch system stoked my fascination for interactive worlds. In truth, however, my first - and seminal - play experiences were with real toys. Pitting my Toy Story figurines against my Small Soldiers warriors in a made-up conquests for the fate of a made-up empire.
  • DS cult classic The World Ends With You headed to iOS [rumor]
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    DS cult classic The World Ends With You headed to iOS [rumor]

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    For about a week, Square Enix has been tantalizing fans of the their offbeat Nintendo DS RPG The World Ends With You with prospects of more news for the IP. On Monday, many noticed that a teaser page had gone up over the weekend on Square's Japanese domain with a shrouded silhouette and countdown clock. Forcing their computer time forward a few days, super sleuths revealed an outline of the game's iconic box art. The hunt for info was on.
  • Kickstarter Picks: Broken Sword – the Serpent’s Curse
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    Kickstarter Picks: Broken Sword – the Serpent’s Curse

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    As someone whose first major gaming experience was Myst - complete as it was with dot-matrix sheets full of scrawled notes - I'll always have a soft spot in my heart for the point-and-click adventure. And while I won't rest until Tim Schafer has committed in writing to getting the band back together for another Monkey Island title, today's news of a Kickstarter for a top-notch Broken Sword sequel certainly fills the void... for now, Schafer. For now.
  • Toybox Review
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    Toybox Review

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    Whether in Triple Town, 10000000, or Puzzle Forge, the match-3 game has been put through its paces lately in mashups with other genres. With Toybox, developer Barrel of Donkeys tries to take things a step further, delivering two styles of play at once. And like the made-up, hybrid games of an imaginative child, the result is at once lovely and inconsistent.