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  • Brawesome celebrates their titles by raising prices… wait, what?
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    Brawesome celebrates their titles by raising prices… wait, what?

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    I'll be honest. There isn't a whole lot at this year's E3 that has blown me away. Or even impressed me for that matter. So when Andrew Goulding - founder of Australian developer Brawesome, and all around good guy - e-mailed me promising some interesting news from the indie front, I immediately reported for listening duty. Like many App Store developers, Brawesome will be tweaking the prices of their two major releases. Unlike many, however? They're bumping them up.
  • Duels of the Planeswalker 2013 gets release date, still lacks customization?
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    Duels of the Planeswalker 2013 gets release date, still lacks customization?

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    When we previewed Magic the Gathering - Duels of the Planeswalker 2013 (cue deep intake of breath), we gushed about the series' long awaited arrival on iPad, and encouraged new players to give the series - and card game - a chance whenever the game's then-mysterious release date arrived. Well wait for your wait no more! Duels of the Planeswalker 2013 hits virtual shelves June 20th, so you can begin your wait without delay. Don't say we never get you anything nice!
  • Curiosity killed the app? Peter Molyneux reveals first independent project
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    Curiosity killed the app? Peter Molyneux reveals first independent project

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    Since his friendly defection from Microsoft Studios, video game industry legend Peter Molyneux has kept onlookers wondering what would come of his independent venture 22 Cans. For many, if only because the developer's grandiose vision and promises have become the stuff of legend (and parody). Thankfully, Molyneux is never one to disappoint during a big event, and yesterday announced Curiosity: 22 Cans' first app. Or experiment. Appsperiment?
  • Gaming’s New Challengers: Samsung and LG bet big on cloud play
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    Gaming’s New Challengers: Samsung and LG bet big on cloud play

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    The dust has settled on Day 1 of the E3 show floor and on each of the big console players' presentations. Gaming websites are ablaze with debate. Who "won" the perennial contest for most impressive slate of titles? Was Nintendo's press conference rife with awkward dialogue (okay, there's not debate on that last one)? Hidden amid the usual chatter, however, are the announcements of a couple new players looking to make a splash in the industry. And by the way: they make phones and TVs.
  • Girls just want to have guns: Ghost Recon Commander and the art of helping Facebook games grow up
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    Girls just want to have guns: Ghost Recon Commander and the art of helping Facebook games grow up

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    Just last month, a new Ghost Recon game came out. Not only did it take the most risky approach yet to the long-standing stealth-action franchise, but it managed - against a deluge of other releases - to stand out as something totally unique. In some respects, you could argue that it charted a new course for its platform. Oh, and I forgot to mention: I'm talking about the one for Facebook
  • Humble Bundle V game creators take to Reddit to answer fan questions
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    Humble Bundle V game creators take to Reddit to answer fan questions

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    If yesterday's arrival of Humble Bundle V wasn't already awesome enough, today brings with it yet more indie goodness. In a gesture of social (and promotional) goodwill, representatives from each of the teams responsible for the games being sold (at any price you choose!) have taken to Reddit to participate in an "IAmA:" a thread dedicated to answering questions from the perspective of your profession. We're seriously living in the future.
  • Duckers Review
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    Duckers Review

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    In my preview for Duckers, I sang developer Retro Dreamer's praises as the bonafide Atari of the App Store. I made no secret of my love for the indie duo's previous projects, and shared my high hopes for their, shall we say, down to earth marathon title. Now that they've released it into the wild, the only question is: what's more embrassing? The fact that I was dead wrong about this one, or the fact that I actually loved it and you believed me there for a second?