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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.
  • Ninja Toss Preview
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    Ninja Toss Preview

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    To all the chubby chefs of the world: We salute you. You sample your own fare constantly to make sure that it's perfect for our consumption. You remind us that it's okay to love food, and that we don't necessarily have to live off saltines and tap water. And to all the chubby chefs that moonlight as ninjas, as is the case with Nyam from Ninja Toss: Wow. Our reverence is not enough.
  • Hidden Express Review
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    Hidden Express Review

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    When you were a kid, did your parents shove spoonfuls of food near your mouth and croon, "Open wide—here comes the choo-choo train?" Maybe you found it annoying, but kind of fun at the same time (maybe you still do. We're not here to judge). Hidden Express for Facebook is like those coy little food games. It's fun, it's a great idea, but it's not without its annoyances.
  • Car Town Streets Preview
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    • iOS
    Car Town Streets Preview

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    Cars have thoughts, feelings, and dreams. Cars need to roam free, gallop across the plains, and rear in the morning sunlight. Cars need you to play with them, but they can't deal with being confined to the web. That's why Car Town Streets, a new social game based on the popular Car Town franchise, is coming to iOS. Run, little coupes! Run and be free!
  • Kickstarter Picks: Kasimono
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    Kickstarter Picks: Kasimono

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    What if Batman, Bane, the Joker, Captain America, Catwoman, and Obama all teamed up to develop a game? Well, someone would probably wind up hurt (or worse) by the end of it all, but it would be an interesting amalgamation of talent. Good news, bad news time. Bad news: The DC universe isn't actually teaming up with Marvel and the Prez to make a game. Good news: A bunch of veteran developers have put together a video of themselves cosplaying as the aforementioned characters in hope that you'll sponsor Kasimono, a revolutionary monster-catching game.
  • Cook, Serve, Delicious! Review
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    Cook, Serve, Delicious! Review

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    When gourmets aspire to open up restaurants, how many of them really stop and consider the less glamorous parts of managing an eatery? We're talking about starting from utter scratch by serving up artery-clogging fare in a bare, grey-walled box that somehow passes for a restaurant. We're talking about hanging over the deep fryer for 12 hours a time, setting up rat traps, and pitching garbage. We're talking about all the stuff you need to deal with if you want to scratch out a living in Cook, Serve, Delicious, a time management/restaurant game for the PC.
  • Mystery Manor Blitz Preview
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    Mystery Manor Blitz Preview

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    Pack your things: It's time to return to the Mystery Manor. Okay, wait, don't pack your iPad just yet. You're going to need it to play Mystery Manor Blitz. Yes, the next game in the popular social hidden object game franchise will be debuting on Apple's tablet. There's nothing quite like being able to drag an entire mansion with you onto the bus, is there?
  • Texas Poker for Prizes Preview
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    Texas Poker for Prizes Preview

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    In the mood for some poker, son? Naw, put away those little plastic chips and those bags of cookies—we're talkin' real poker. Poker for steers. Poker that rewards your skill with real, tangible prizes instead of the usual pats on the back. We're talkin' Gameloft's Texas Poker for Prizes.
  • Monster Mansion Review
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    Monster Mansion Review

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    It's beginning to look a lot like Halloween. The App Store is packed with monster-based offerings, and zombie games seem to be breeding with real gusto. While the crisp autumn air and blazing foliage is probably enough to nudge any developer into a gothic mood, there's no doubt that the months leading up to the theatrical release of Hotel Transylvania likewise inspired the birth of a cutesy monster or two. Case in point: Monster Mansion for iOS.