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Jim Squires is the Editor-in-Chief of Gamezebo. Everything you see passes his eyes first, so we like to think of him as "the gatekeeper of cool stuff." He likes good games, great writing, and just can't say no to a hamburger. Also, he is not a bear.
  • Temple Run 2 Review
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    Temple Run 2 Review

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    Have you ever read one of those reviews where you scratch your head and say "huh, I'm not sure why the score is so high considering what he wrote"?  Gamezebo's review of Temple Run 2 is probably going to be one of those reviews.  Because regardless of the nit-picking and the gripes that you'll read in the next 700 or so words, we're still talking about Temple Run here, and that's an experience that's great no matter how you slice it.
  • 7 Elements Review
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    7 Elements Review

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    It's hard to expect any sort of real innovation in match-3 games nowadays.  You'll either get a game that sticks with a tried-and-true match-3 formula, or a match-3 game that's mashed-up with another genre.  Fresh thinking, like we saw in last year's PC release Atlantis: Pearls of the Deep is the exception rather than the rule.  We're pleased to report that 7 Elements is another one of those rare exceptions.  
  • It Came From Pinterest!
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    It Came From Pinterest!

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    Video games are a decidedly visual medium, so it only makes sense that the Gamezebo crew are a group that love to look at things.  With that in mind, we've been doing a fair bit of pinning and re-pinning lately, and wanted to share with you some of our favorite Pinterest finds over the past week.
  • The Games You Wanna Play
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    The Games You Wanna Play

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    Gamezebo is plenty of fun in your browser, but did you know we can be just as exciting on-the-go?  Our Wanna Play app for iPhone lets mobile gamers know what games are on the horizon, mark the ones they like as "wanna play," and even get a push notification when they're released!
  • Underground Kingdom Review
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    Underground Kingdom Review

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    While digital interactive fiction is on the rise nowadays, sometimes we forget that it all started with the printed word.  The Choose Your Own Adventure series kicked off back in 1979, introducing millions of children to the fun and excitement of controlling the stories they read.  And when that series kicked off, it kicked off with a book by series creator Edward Packard.