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  • Seven mobile titles that belong on the big screen
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    Seven mobile titles that belong on the big screen

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    Within an extremely short timeframe, it seems like the next big thing in mobile gaming is all about getting bigger. We're not talking popularity, either - it looks like the handheld titles we've grown to know and love are literally taking a large step onto the big screen. 
  • Scrolls Preview
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    Scrolls Preview

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    Quite frankly, Mojang could probably pack up their bags right now and remain incredibly successful off their first (and only) game: Minecraft. The game, which has spawned millions of sales, constant updates, and even a convention in its own name, has become an indie-turned-corporate phenomenon. So much so, that most of us forget that Mojang has been developing several other titles for multiple years, now. 
  • Kickstarter Picks: OUYA
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    Kickstarter Picks: OUYA

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    The current console cycle has been one of the longest in the history of interactive media. After six long years, Nintendo has finally announced their newest iteration, the Wii U, and Microsoft and Sony are soon to follow. To date, these three systems are the only ones that are created exclusively for entertainment on the big screen, and getting the chance to develop for a major console is an extremely daunting prospect for a smaller developer. 
  • Spy vs Spy Preview
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    Spy vs Spy Preview

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    The beloved MAD Magazine Spy vs Spy franchise has been lingering across nearly every form of media over the past 50 years. Across comics, commercials, board games, comics, an animated television series, and videogames, the classic quarrelling duo is beloved by many. It looks like Spy vs Spy fans are about to get the ultimate treat: an iOS remake of the 1984 classic. 
  • Pitfall swings back onto mobile devices
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    Pitfall swings back onto mobile devices

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    It was just a week or so ago when I wrote Six Atari franchises that should see a reboot, a list commemorating Atari's 40th birthday. Unknown to everyone but my Editor-in-Chief, and I, this post was originally complete with seven titles. The secret franchise that I needed to drop? Pitfall - it's by Activision, not Atari!  Because of this, I couldn't help but find it ironic that Activision would be the first to answer my call for a reboot: it looks like a rebooted Pitfall is coming to mobile platforms. 
  • Summoner Wars Review
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    Summoner Wars Review

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    When one of your favorite card or board games comes to the digital platform, what are the necessities? A faithful port, a decent layout, and multiplayer support are a few that come to mind. But for a game phonetic looking for an experience that could even potentially surpass their physical counterpart? Beautiful visuals, depth of multiplayer options, and a significant decrease in price are all dealmakers. In this vein, Summoner Wars for iOS delivers in every possible way. 
  • Kickstarter Picks: GameDock
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    Kickstarter Picks: GameDock

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    Whether you're a gaming purist or not, there's no denying the numbers: the iOS platform is the world's most popular platform for playing videogames. Most hardcore gamers shrug this statement off with a few of their own, claiming things like "iOS can't deliver real immersive experiences on that small screen" and "touch screen controls are severely limiting". 
  • Kickstarter Picks: Mage Knight Revenge
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    Kickstarter Picks: Mage Knight Revenge

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    Miss Mage Knight? Wish you played more Mage Knight? Wish you even knew what Mage Knight was? Don't worry - if all goes well for MFV's new Kickstarter, you might be hearing plenty about Mage Knight from your friends before you even start looking into it yourself.