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  • Gaijin Games releases new browser game, CommanderVideo
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    Gaijin Games releases new browser game, CommanderVideo

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    Gaijin Games has announced (and also released) a brand new browser-based endless runner game today called CommanderVideo. It's the first game of its kind for Gaijin Games, and it stars none other than CommanderVideo, as he dashes through all of the 16-bit glory we've seen from Runner2's retro levels.
  • Beat Blocks Preview
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    Beat Blocks Preview

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    Are you tired of listening to the same old forgettable soundtracks while playing your favorite matching and puzzle games? Sure, you could just put your iPod on and turn down the sound of your game, but then you're still trying to juggle two completely different experiences at once, and quite frankly, some songs might be a bit too jarring for whatever game that you're trying to play. But what if I said there was a new matching game that let you pick the soundtrack, and made the entire experience based upon your very own personalized iTunes library?
  • Replay Wednesdays: Limbo, Hundreds and more!
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    Replay Wednesdays: Limbo, Hundreds and more!

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    We cover plenty of new games here at Gamezebo every week, but the number of games we've already covered that show up on new platforms?  It's staggering.  This Wednesday and every Wednesday, Gamezebo is rounding up the games that aren't quite new, but might be new to you depending on your platform of choice.  And who doesn't love new(ish) games?
  • PSA: Limbo is now on iPhone and iPad
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    PSA: Limbo is now on iPhone and iPad

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    Calling all puzzle, platform, and adventure fans (not to mention people who just like things that are completely outlined in dark shadows)! Playdead's Limbo is out now on iPhone and iPad for $4.99. The game helped usher in a new era of indie games when it was first released back in 2010, and still holds an incredibly high regard as far as indie games are concerned even today.
  • Klei Entertainment’s next game is Incognita
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    Klei Entertainment’s next game is Incognita

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    I've always had a suspicion that Klei Entertainment was the sneaky type, but never thought they'd be involved in full espionage action! Well now this certainly seems to be the case, in light of today's announcement of Klei's devious next game, Incognita.
  • A Hat in Time Preview
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    A Hat in Time Preview

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    If there's one genre of video games that has consistently fallen more by the wayside each and every year, it's without a doubt those open-world platformers like Banjo Kazooie and Super Mario 64 that made gaming on the Nintendo 64 like nothing else before, or nothing else since. That is why I'm so excited to talk about A Hat in Time, because this game already looks like everything us die-hard 3D platform fans have longed for all these years, and then some.
  • League of Evil 3 Review
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    League of Evil 3 Review

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    Just because you work in a high-tech laboratory and wear a prestigious lab coat, that doesn't make you any smarter than me. The League of Evil series has become well known around the App Store for its challenging, instant-death platforming gameplay, and for giving the world's smarty-pants scientists exactly what they had coming. But how does League of Evil 3 stand up against the same scientific bloodbaths we've already been enjoying for the last several years?
  • Games of the Month – June 2013
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    Games of the Month – June 2013

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    Oh, how the time flies! We're almost at the end of June already, and now it's time once again to take a look back at some of our favorite releases over the past several weeks. But if there's anything that June has taught us here at Gamezebo, it's that truly amazing games can come out of all sorts of different genres. From hidden object adventures, to cutesy physics-based puzzlers, to console-quality turn-based action games, it really goes to show that there's room for everyone to make a smash hit video game!