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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.
  • Deep War Preview
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    Deep War Preview

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    Every several hundred million years (give or take a decade), Planet Earth decides to marry a meteor. The results are typically disastrous to say the least, and the step children suffer hugely—as if velociraptors aren't natural born headcases to begin with. In the scenario laid out by Deep War, another meteor decides to make it with Earth, and this time it's humanity's turn to get squashed.
  • Super Bunny Breakout Review
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    Super Bunny Breakout Review

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    If you're a twenty- or- thirty-something, then you've probably played Breakout. In fact, there's no way that you haven't played Breakout. The game was an arcade hit even before it was ported to every game console and computer known to humankind through the late '70s and early '80s. Heck, you can even go ahead and count yourself as a Breakout player if you fiddled with Brickles for your Mac Plus. We won't tell. Just make sure you're ready to go in a new direction with the classic formula when you first fire up Super Bunny Breakout.
  • Stained Review
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    Stained Review

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    Houses of prayer can be divisive institutions, but we can all agree on one thing: they boast some kick-ass stained glass windows. That said, have you ever considered shattering one of those windows? Not out of religious protest, but just for the split-second thrill of watching shards of ruby and emerald glass spray out into the sunlight? Yes? No? You probably won't admit it either way, so why not break some virtual glass guilt-free with Stained? It's an action-platforming game built around an interesting concept, though the final product still needs a bit of polish.
  • Carnage Racing Preview
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    Jagex, the studio behind the enduringly popular MMORPG Runescape, is taking its first journey into the wide world of social gaming. The result, called Carnage Racing, is a driving game with mind-blowing graphics. Given that Facebook games still primarily feature static images and big-headed cartoon characters, the console-quality visuals in Carnage Racing need to be seen to be believed.
  • Riding Club Championships Review
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    Riding Club Championships Review

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    Horses are among the first animals that humankind domesticated, but most of us living in the modern age have a strange, almost romanticized relationship with the beasts. Now that we ride around in cars (our ancestors determined that padded leather seats are so kind to our butts, and therefore impossible to give up), horses almost feel like fantasy animals that only a privileged few are allowed to interact with. 
  • Tentacles: Enter the Dolphin Review
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    Tentacles: Enter the Dolphin Review

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    If the Magic School Bus taught us anything, it's that shrinking down to a microscopic size and going inside people's bodies doesn't yield any pretty sights. Tentacles: Enter the Dolphin is another story about a speck working its way through a gooey digestive system, and it confirms this much: the human body is a heck of a playground.
  • Zombiewood Preview
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    In Gameloft's Zombiewood, the living dead have invaded the streets of Los Angeles. Said zombies immediately moved in on Sunset Boulevard, where they found themselves in good company. Seriously though, game veterans already know that a zombie infestation is a problem that cannot be left unchecked for long, and Zombiewood immediately puts you to work cleaning up house. 
  • Hello Kitty visits Tiny Farm and makes it about 20% more fluffy
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    Hello Kitty visits Tiny Farm and makes it about 20% more fluffy

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    Cats are the anti-farmer. Farming is about staying in one place and cultivating the land, and cats are all about wandering to new territories and slaying exotic new species of birds. But perhaps there is one feline that is well-suited for the act of farming: Hello Kitty. She's sweet, she's friendly, she lacks claws—and she also lacks a mouth, so there's no way she'd be able to eat her prey. Either way, Hello Kitty has arrived on Com2uS's Tiny Farm.