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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.
  • Crow Review
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    Crow Review

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    Talking with developer Sunside Games, I remark that their avian adventure Crow shares the kinds of epic set pieces and sprawling vistas of Shadow of the Colossus. Cornily, I can't resist the pun: "Shadow of the Crowlossus," I offer. "Truth is," responds programmer Joe Riedel, "we joked about that during development. We'd call it that or 'Infinity Bird.'"
  • Sky Gnomes Review
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    Sky Gnomes Review

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    There are two types of people in this world: those who think garden gnomes are creepy, and liars. If you're not a liar, however, I have some refreshing news for you. Foursaken Media's Sky Gnomes has taken the little lawn terrors out of the yard, and into the air, where they're significantly more awesome. And if you are a liar? Shame on you.
  • 8bit Ninja Review
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    8bit Ninja Review

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    Ever since Halfbrick released Fruit Ninja, the produce industry has been plotting its revenge. This week, with the help of Dogbyte Games' 8bit Ninja, fruit unleashed its master counter-offensive against ninjas the world over. Bad news? The plan pretty much consists of "fall from the sky." Good news? The game that results is addictive, reflex-driven fun.
  • 3 Industry Lessons from GDC 2012
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    3 Industry Lessons from GDC 2012

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    Last week, Josh and I were lucky enough to attend this year's Game Developer's Conference in San Francisco. Held at the Moscone Center in the heart of downtown, GDC is the world's largest professionally-focused video game event - and a hell of a good time. Besides some excellent networking, and some post-"networking" hangovers, the week gave us a first-hand look at some ways the game industry continues to change. So from two first time GDC-ers to you, here are three industry lessons you need to know for 2012.