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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.
  • My Little Pony – Friendship is Magic Review
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    My Little Pony – Friendship is Magic Review

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    If the Internet had a coat of arms, its supporting animals would be a rampant cat and a rearing, candy-colored pony. Despite the show's, er, varied fanbase (it's a huge hit with teen and adult males), the My Little Pony mobile game is seemingly engineered for younger players—though the high cost of in-game items indicates that Gameloft knew that older players with disposable income are going to dive into this game like Pinkie Pie into a triple-layer strawberry shortcake.
  • Gear Jack Preview
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    • iOS
    Gear Jack Preview

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    Planning a trip into space? Word of advice: Avoid black holes. They're kind of hard to escape from. Once you become trapped in one of these giant gravity wells, your body begins to undergo, erm, "spaghettification," which is as unpleasant as it sounds. Best case scenario, you'll survive somehow and just come out of the experience much taller and thinner. Worst case scenario, being crushed against gravity's bosom will drive you utterly mad, which is the fate of the crew in Gear Jack for iOS.
  • Ewok Village Review
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    Ewok Village Review

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    The Ewok race is generally not celebrated as one of George Lucas's greatest creative triumphs. People squirmed uncomfortably when the sentient teddy bears smacked down the Empire in Return of the Jedi, and they began to fear something was wrong with Lucas's alien-making machine. Lucas verified as much some years later with the debut of the Gungan species in Phantom Menace. 
  • The Wizard of Oz Review
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    • iOS
    The Wizard of Oz Review

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    Let's face it. Dorothy Gale is a stone-cold killer. She effectively bludgeoned a woman to death with her house, and then melted another down into her component cells. If she's allowed to run across Oz unsupervised, she will kill again. That's why you need to play The Wizard of Oz for Facebook. Dorothy will be so busy bossing around the Munchkins and rebuilding the Yellow Brick Road that she'll forget about her bloodlust. For a time.
  • Monster Hospital Preview
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    • iOS
    Monster Hospital Preview

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    The very possibility of monsters lurking in the dark worries some kids sick (as well as some adults that are less apt to admit that they're afraid of what might be slithering under the bed), but what happens when monsters get sick? They go to a place that the Canadian indie rock band Metric once sang about: The Monster Hospital.
  • Boulder Dash-XL Preview
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Boulder Dash-XL Preview

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    When the original Boulder Dash action-puzzle game hit computers and consoles in the early '80s, it was a smash hit. That's the good kind of "smash," mind you—not the kind that caves in an explorer's head. Boulder Dashstill challenges and fascinates retro puzzle fans, but even the classics need a bit of a spit-shine after a few decades. That's why HeroCraft is working on Boulder Dash-XL, an upgrade of the original for iOS. 
  • Dominator Preview
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    Dominator Preview

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    Imagine it is the future. Possibly a very grim, dark future with lots of violence and partial nudity. Would humanity band together and strive to live in the smoggy, poisoned environment? Would we scratch together and pool our meager supplies in hopes of surviving for as long as possible? No! We'd grab whatever ammunition remained and pick one another off to become the lord (or lady) of Earth's dwindling resources! For a grim preview of what your future holds, consult Dominator, a turn-based strategy game for Facebook.
  • MegaRamp Preview
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    • iOS
    MegaRamp Preview

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    Do you have a bike? Hey, that's great! Here's what you need to do. Tear off that basket, throw out that bell, and pluck those ghastly baseball cards and tennis balls from the wheel spokes. Now wheel your awesome new bike out to the biggest ramp you can find, rip down it, and go flying. Or, if you're working on getting your stores of courage built up, you can practice with MegaRamp, a stunt game for iOS and Android.