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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.
  • Radiated Wasteland Preview
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    • PC
    Radiated Wasteland Preview

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    Popular theory holds that humankind will die out once countries inevitably start flinging nuclear fireworks at each other. Nuclear war may be nothing more than a grim power fantasy, however: When you get right down to it, Nature and outer space have huge vendettas against us, and either is more likely to show us out the door. Radiated Wasteland is a browser-based role-playing game that's set in the flames of a very possible apocalypse scenario—namely, a world that's been made a wasteland courtesy of a meteor strike.
  • Horse Life Adventures Review
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    • iOS
    Horse Life Adventures Review

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    Video games are cool for multiple reasons, but they're especially good at offering substitutions in areas where real life fails. For example, how many kids beg their parents for a pony? Pretty much all of them. How many are disappointed because their parents can't afford a pony, or are disallowed to keep it in the garage? Pretty much all of them. But through the magic of games, horse enthusiasts can go galloping across the rolling hills—unless they're playing Horse Life Adventures for iOS, which lets them look at their horse and not do much else.
  • Krashlander Preview
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    • iOS
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    Robots have invaded your home world and slaughtered everyone. You're the last person left. How do you defend yourself and repel the invaders? Get them drunk on WD-40 and push them all into a deep hole with a bulldozer? Make it rain and turn them into piles of rust? Or maybe you're better off bodily slamming into them all. The premise for Krashlander doesn't sound very sensible, but it's arguably the most fun you'll have kicking killer robots off your turf.
  • Huge content update coming soon to Heroes and Castles
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    Huge content update coming soon to Heroes and Castles

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    Heroes can be hard to come by in the real world, but thankfully there's no shortage of heroes to be found on the App Store. Better yet, those heroes are constantly working to improve themselves. Foursaken Media recently revealed in an interview with Modojo that a massive content update is already coming to Heroes and Castles, its popular third-person action/tower-defense game.
  • Dingle Dangle Review
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    Dingle Dangle Review

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     There's no award issued to iOS games with titles that are "Most Likely to Make a Seven-Year-Old Grin," but if there was, Chillingo's Dingle Dangle would walk away with it in two seconds. This arcade/puzzle game is fully aware of its cheekiness, however, which sets the stage for a clever experience shot through with cuddly mascots and a wry sense of humor. Unfortunately, a couple of notable problems will keep Dingle Dangle from sticking to your heart forever.
  • Brickout Zero Gravity Preview
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    • iOS
    Brickout Zero Gravity Preview

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    If you've played the arcade classic Breakout in any of its incarnations, then you might have noticed an interesting phenomenon: Orphaned bricks tend to stay floating in the air, where they wait patiently for the ball to erase their lonely existence. What's holding those bricks in place? Dental floss? A strand of spider's silk? It doesn't really matter, because Brickout Zero Gravity for iOS aims to add a twist to the brick-breaking genre by introducing a zero-gravity environment wherein detached bricks float around. These cinder blocks aren't going to wait for you to erase them, no sir.
  • Overkill 2 Preview
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    • iOS
    Overkill 2 Preview

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    Video games are struggling to be regarded as legitimate forms of expression, which sometimes results in some mixed-up scenarios. You might be playing a role-playing game, or you might be reading a novel about love, triumph, and tragedy—sometimes it's hard to tell. But there's no doubt what Overkill for iOS is about: Acquiring guns, upgrading guns, and shooting those guns. Overkill 2 aims to keep the simple message and motive of its predecessor. Spill your enemies' blood, or your own will paint the ground.
  • QwizShow Review
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    QwizShow Review

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    The Internet is an infinite storehouse of knowledge. If you have a question, the answer is at your fingertips—no matter how bizarre, no matter how perverted (in fact, the more bizarre and perverted, the better). But the Internet has a much more important function than dispensing the sum total of mankind's knowledge: You can harness its massive audience in order to regurgitate your own stores of knowledge and demonstrate your intelligence to strangers. QwizShow for Facebook is a basic, non-offensive means of showing off your smarts.