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  • Finally! Game discovery comes to Facebook with App Center
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    Finally! Game discovery comes to Facebook with App Center

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    Developers rejoice! Gamers rejoice! Rejoicers? Well, you already beat us to the punch, but I guess we'll let you join in anyway. A little social network you may have heard of named Facebook announced earlier today the long awaited introduction of a formal platform for app and game discovery. Dubbed the "App Center," Facebook's centralized marketplace looks to take the black hole that is the company's apps catalogue and bring to it much needed order.
  • Valve releases “Perptual Testing Initiative” DLC, Portal 2 players never seen again
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    Valve releases “Perptual Testing Initiative” DLC, Portal 2 players never seen again

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    As part of their ongoing plan to make other developers look terrible, Valve released another free downloadable update today for Portal 2 - a game we dubbed "quite possibly the greatest first-person puzzler ever." Styled as the "Perpetual Testing Initiative" and available on Steam to begin with, the DLC gives fans something they've long pined for. And no, we don't mean real portal guns unfortunately.
  • Binding of Isaac “mega expansion” set to mega-expand your terror and joy May 28th
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    Binding of Isaac “mega expansion” set to mega-expand your terror and joy May 28th

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    On the strength of over 500,000 downloads and much bloody slayage,the macabre rogue-like The Binding of Isaac is getting what is being dubbed as a "mega expansion" on May 28th. From the lovably twisted minds of indie developers Edmund McMillen (of Super Meat Boy fame) and Florian Himsl, the vaguely biblical and entirely clever dungeon-crawler-allegory earned a four-star stamp of approval from us the first time around.
  • Brainsss Review
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    Brainsss Review

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    Like the invasions they so lumberingly spearhead, zombies have sowly but surely taken over pop culture. Yet whether it's in movies, video games, or on t-shirts, you most often find them in the same place: on the receiving end of death and derision. Looking to turn the tables, developer duo Lonely Few have given us Brainsss. Or at least, a way to eat some.
  • Mage Dungeon Preview
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    Mage Dungeon Preview

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    When Mage Gauntlet hit the App Store, it pretty unanimously won the hearts of SNES-era gamers everywhere (not to mention ours, with a nearly perfect review score). Packed to the brim with fantastical monsters, self-aware dialogue, and more character hats than you could shake a stick at, the game quickly became the title for those craving retro adventure on the go. Great news: the journey never has to end. Literally.
  • Gasketball Preview
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    Gasketball Preview

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    Remember the good old days of playing basketball out on the schoolyard courts? When it didn't matter who won or lost, and everybody was in it for the camaraderie? Just you, a couple of friends, your flaming ball, some teleporters... wait, what? From the minds of Solipskier creators (and cleverly named developer) Mikengreg comes an inventive re-imagining of the classic shot-matching game of H-O-R-S-E: Gasketball.
  • Space Op! Review
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    Space Op! Review

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    I don't know about you, but I'm always a little wary when someone begins a sentence with "I'm not the kind of person who would lie." It sets of alarm bells of what's to come. I get the exact same feeling when an App Store game has an exclamation mark in the title. Like it's overcompensating for excitement that doesn't exist in the game. The latest culprit? Space Op!
  • Smells Like Tween Spirit: Spil Games spills the beans on tween girl gaming habits
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    Smells Like Tween Spirit: Spil Games spills the beans on tween girl gaming habits

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    In what they're calling the "first-ever report on tween girls' online gaming behavior," Spil Games recently released some hard numbers on just what's going on in cyberspace with female gamers age 8-12. Using as a sample the over 7.6-million strong U.S. audience from their popular Girlsgogames web portal, the Dutch social games giant performed a miracle. They dove into the minds of young women everywhere... and returned with facts.