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In the early aughts, Nadia fell into writing with the grace of a brain-dead bison stumbling into a chasm. Over the years, she's written for Nerve, GamePro, 1UP.com, USGamer, Pocket Gamer, Just Labs Magazine, and many other sites and magazines of fine repute. She's currently About.com's Guide to the Nintendo 3DS at ds.about.com.
  • Mini Golf MatchUp Preview
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    Mini Golf MatchUp Preview

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    Golf was invented in 15th century Scotland. It took a while, but the game was made significantly more majestic with the conception of miniature golf and putt-putt. Only a genius mind could have determined that the sport of gentlemen needed some plastic dinosaurs and windmills to make it cook. Mini Golf MatchUp uplifts golf to an even higher plane: It's a mini-golf game that you can play on iOS and Android devices alongside your friends.
  • What’s the Phrase Review
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    What’s the Phrase Review

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    It's been about a year since Zynga bought OMGPop and Draw Something for $180 million, which means it's also been about a year since Draw Something's popularity deflated like a cheap balloon and left Zynga holding a rubbery corpse. 2012 proved to be a year of major reflection and restructuring for the social gaming giant, and its latest mobile title, What's The Phrase, presents a good opportunity for the company to demonstrate that it's learned some lessons. So are we witnessing the dawn of a sadder, wiser Zynga? Eh, well, maybe.
  • Letter Rush Preview
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    Letter Rush Preview

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    Don't rush letters, man. Letters love to live low and lazy, and if you push them along, they get pretty irritable. There's one exception: consonants enjoy moving swiftly in Letter Rush, an iOS game by Proletariat (a studio built up from the ashes of Zynga Boston, which shut down in October of 2012). If you fail to act quickly and spell out the indicated words, your game is over. Oh letters. Why are you so cruel?
  • Toy Story: Smash It! Review
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    Toy Story: Smash It! Review

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    When evil threatens the innocent, Buzz Lightyear is bound by honor and Star Command to quell the danger. Bonus points if he destroys as much property as possible while restoring the peace. Toy Story: Smash It is a 3D physics game in the style of Boom Blox that has lots of the things kids love best: The cast of the Toy Story movie, great visuals, and an excuse to fling stuff at block towers. 
  • Raft Pirates Review
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    Raft Pirates Review

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    Life on the high seas is dangerous, especially if you're a robot pirate. Even if the law doesn't string you up, a little bit of sea-spray will corrode you as surely as acid. What's a robot sea-dog to do? Why, live life to the fullest, of course! That means taking down your enemies, picking over the skeletal remains of their ships, and then using that scrap to make your own ship the biggest, ugliest, floating fortress that ever sailed across Neptune's front lawn.
  • Angry Birds Toons is set to debut on March 16 and 17
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    Angry Birds Toons is set to debut on March 16 and 17

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    Hallelujah, it's rainin' birds. Earlier today, Rovio announced that its long-awaited Angry Birds Toons will sail into our lives on March 16 and 17. Rovio plans to release 52 episodes per year, and the basic premise around most of the shorts appears to revolve around (sit down for this one) the Pigs' attempts to steal the Birds' eggs.
  • The Gods: Rebellion Review
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    The Gods: Rebellion Review

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    If our high school Greek Mythology classes have taught us anything, it's that gods are petty, jealous, easily bored, and will hop into bed with mortals at the drop of a hat. In the fantastic world that unfurls in The Gods: Rebellion, Eastern immortals are likewise not interested in staying out of humankind's affairs. In fact, one dark god has decided that it's high time for mortals to start building some wicked temples, and it's up to you to take on the mantle of a benevolent dragon god who wants to set things right.
  • Kickstarter Picks: Mage’s Initiation
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    Kickstarter Picks: Mage’s Initiation

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    Fish belong in water, songbirds belong in the sky, and wizards belong in point-and-click RPG/adventure games. Himalaya Studios aims to put wizards back in their element, so to speak, with Mage's Initiation for the PC. Himalaya also re-made King's Quest I: Quest of the Crown as well as King's Quest II, King's Quest III, and Quest for Glory II with Sierra's blessing, so you can be assured that this team knows how to click its way through an adventure game.