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  • Indie Royale makes a splash with the Gone Fishin’ Bundle
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    Indie Royale makes a splash with the Gone Fishin’ Bundle

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    You never thought it would be possible, but it looks like the deed is done: you're all out of new games to play. Despite carefully purchasing and rationing new titles to last you all through the Summer, let's face it: the drive of a gamer can leave even the biggest stash of new games in rubble. Thankfully, it looks like there are plenty of new fish in the sea. 
  • Ghostbusters Paranormal Blast Review
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    Ghostbusters Paranormal Blast Review

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    If you were able to comprehend media at any time over the 80's and early 90's, you probably had an urge at one point to become a Ghostbuster. The ghost-capturing phenomenon spanned two films and an extensive animated television series, and it had everyone wishing for a proton pack of their own. The new Ghostbusters iOS game, Ghostbusters: Paranormal Blast promises to do just that. 
  • Kickstarter Picks: Volgarr the Viking
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    Kickstarter Picks: Volgarr the Viking

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    Miss classic 16-bit action platformers like Super Ghouls n' Ghosts, Castlevania, and Shinobi? If not, you should. These brilliant games represented an era of true evolution to a genre, combining challenging jumps with intelligent combat strategy. They're the basis of fantastic games like Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time and Assasin's Creed, but very rarely do you see a game succeed, or let alone attempt, the original side-scrolling style. 
  • PITFALL! Review
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    PITFALL! Review

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    There's a big of irony to be had with Activision's new Pitfall! title. The original side-scrolling Pitfall put Activision on the map as one of the most popular games on the Atari 2600. Its incredible success spawned an endless pool of arcade and computer clones. Now that jungle adventurer Pitfall Harry is returning for a grand 30th anniversary, it seems a little odd that he'd be coming back in a clone of his own. 
  • Level Up! Preview
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    Level Up! Preview

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    Why do we play RPGs? Part of it comes from the ability to take control of a fantasy character (hence the term "role playing"). Part of it might come from an engaging plotline. But at its core, one of the most addictive parts of role playing games is the ability to constantly grow and expand your character. In this vein, Level Up! sounds like it already has its priorities in order. 
  • Viral Collapse Preview
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    Viral Collapse Preview

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    Love the addictive nature of match-3 gameplay, but hate that most games degenerate into a mad dash of sliding columns without getting a chance to think? If so, Viral Collapse is going to be perfect for you. And even if you had no problem at all with the fast-paced nature of most match games, you can continue matching at the pace that you love. 
  • Justice League: Earth’s Final Defense Review
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    Justice League: Earth’s Final Defense Review

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    What do you want out of your superhero game? This is a question that I've been forced to ask myself recently. With a summer full of hero movies, iOS has been packed full of games centered on recent blockbuster pictures. Despite releasing games with great ambition, I couldn't get into Gameloft's recent Spider-Man or Dark Knight Rises games. However, with Netmarble's Justice League: Earth's Final Defense title, I think I finally know the answer to my question. 
  • Monster Life Review
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    Monster Life Review

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    I'll admit it: I've found myself addicted to a handful of free-to-play sim titles from time to time. Despite a long dedication to "hardcore" titles, I got caught up in the Farmville craze when it began on Facebook, and I've been known to fall into addictive Dragonvale runs every now and then. But the one thing keeping me from delving into more of like-minded titles (aside from the fact that they play very similarly to one another) is the fact that they all use the same cartoony visuals.