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  • Final Cut: Encore Preview
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    Final Cut: Encore Preview

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    The film world is a funny thing, isn't it? On one hand, watching old films is one of the best and most enjoyable ways to witness firsthand how life used to be in the days before we were born. But on the other, sometimes those old film reels could also reveal some potentially deadly secrets on your home movie screen, and might quickly throw you into your own real-life horror flick where you become the frightened star! Final Cut: Encore from Eipix offers a harrowing take on the dangers that some movie directors can face, while having you hunt for hidden objects and piecing together puzzles along the way.
  • Character pack DLC announced for Runner2
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    Character pack DLC announced for Runner2

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    Gaijin Games has announced a new DLC character pack called "Good Friends" for its latest rhythm-based platforming game in the BIT.TRIP universe, Runner2: Future Legend of Rhythm Alien. The DLC will introduce 7 well-known video game character icons into the wacky and wild world of Runner2 this week.
  • Dungeonism Review
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    Dungeonism Review

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    So you've emerged from the recesses of the internet and stumbled onto my review, eh? Well before we begin, let's talk about the actual name of the game here for a second: Dungeonism. It almost sounds like an upper-level class you would take in college to learn about all of the basic fundamentals of dungeon crawling, before you decide to go out and wander around in a dark and murky cave on your own. And in many ways, Dungeonism manages to take these exact fundamentals from every dungeon game you can think of, and ingrain them in a complicated, but incredibly rewarding setup for mastering the basics and performing them well.
  • Celebrate the App Store’s 5th birthday with 5 free games
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    Celebrate the App Store’s 5th birthday with 5 free games

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    They sure grow up fast, don't they? It seems just like yesterday when the iOS App Store first launched in 2008, with a modest 500 apps waiting to be discovered. Now, a mere five years later, we have almost 1 million different apps we can enjoy with the tap of a finger, and have seen some truly monumental achievements in mobile gaming along the way.
  • Hasbro Inc. acquires majority stake in Backflip Studios
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    Hasbro Inc. acquires majority stake in Backflip Studios

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    In continuing their efforts to bring quality gaming experiences to mobile devices based on their many popular and recognizable brands, Hasbro, Inc. has announced today their acquisition of a large majority stake in developer Backflip Studios. All be told, Hasbro has dished out $112 million for 70% control of the company, who made a name for themselves in the mobile games industry with such successful titles as DragonVale, NinJump, and Paper Toss.
  • Chat Fu Preview
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    Get ready to find some new meaning in all of that "power of words" talk! Chat Fu is the very first major game from Blot Interactive, and already it's become one of the most unique and exciting ideas for a video game that we've seen in quite some time. That's because instead of fighting with your virtual fists, Chat Fu challenges you to fight with your words: quite literally, as the game's innovative "chat battles" will quickly turn any seemingly innocent Facebook conversation into a full-fledged kung fu throwdown.
  • TurtleStrike: Hands-On Preview
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    TurtleStrike: Hands-On Preview

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    Turtles have a reputation for being slow. They also have a pretty strong reputation for being well-fortified, as anyone who's seen those study shells they carry around on their backs can tell you. But what most people don't realize about nature's slowpoke is that turtles also have a much less-publicized reputation for being extremely deadly: especially when they're toting around giant rocket launchers on the backs of their shells!
  • Man becomes self-appointed customer support service for Coasterville after big Zynga mix-up
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    Man becomes self-appointed customer support service for Coasterville after big Zynga mix-up

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    Coasterville players may have noticed an interesting Internal Server Error message from Zynga over the past few months, which instructed them to contact the server administrator at themepark.com about any technical issues they run into with the Facebook game. Now here's where the story gets a little interesting: themepark.com is owned by a man named Eric Mueller, who uses the domain in accordance with his web design firm, and who has absolutely nothing to do with Zynga. In fact, he's never even played a Zynga game before!