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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.
  • Found: A Hidden Object Adventure Preview
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    Found: A Hidden Object Adventure Preview

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    For the sake of fun, let's say you're on a plane that crashes into a deserted island. You survive, but the plane crash alone guarantees that Found: A Hidden Object Adventure won't be a nice normal adventure about eating fish while waiting for a ship to find you. No, Found is all about aliens, pirates, and even gremlins ("Hey! Didn't I see you little buggers on the wing of the plane about five minutes before we all went down?")
  • Forge & Fortune Preview
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    Historians don't talk about it much, but in the long-ago times, medieval wars were primarily fought with warriors and monsters that were summoned via playing cards. That's right. Dragons, werewolves, and fish-people were called up from the abyss with cards that were used for simple games of Old Maid during the daylight hours, and the monsters would lay waste to legions of foot soldiers.
  • Save Our Village Preview
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    Save Our Village Preview

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    Imagine you're just sitting around. Chillin'. Sipping a coffee, maybe. Suddenly, a Viking lumbers up to you. "Hey," he begins, "How's it going? Listen, I don't know you and you don't know me, but do you think you could, y'know, lend us a hand and save our village?" Of course the only correct answer is "Yes," and given that the Viking exists in the digital realm of Save Our Village, you don't even have to pull yourself into a standing position before committing yourself to these heroic deeds.
  • Ayakashi: Ghost Guild Preview
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    You would think that supernatural forces like ghosts and spirits would have better things to do with their immortality than harass humans, but judging by the number of ghost stories out there, the answer is apparently "Nope." Ghosts want to hang around, and they want to haunt humans that are in the middle of using the john. If you’re thinking of learning exorcism in self-defense, you can do a little preparatory training with Ayakashi: Ghost Guild, a new mobile card battle RPG from Zynga.
  • Kabam Slots Preview
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    Game developers love to combine genres that technically have no business coming within fifty feet of each other. This could be because all industry employees are a little twisted, and currently it's illegal to marry dogs to cats. Kabam is the latest studio to make a digital pigeon-rat with Kabam Slots, an iOS slots game that's based on the company's myriad blockbuster strategy games.
  • JetSet Secrets Review
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    JetSet Secrets Review

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    You can count on the sun to rise in the morning. You can count on spring to follow winter. And you can count on one of Facebook's hidden object games (HOGs) to closely emulate the formula that was initially laid down by Gardens of Time some years ago. And yet EA has supplied us with JetSet Secrets, a title that offers small break in the ordinary. It's a detective HOG that attempts to buck tradition, and in a few ways it succeeds nicely. Unfortunately, it's still shackled by scads of social HOG failings and isn't anywhere near a perfect experience.
  • The Weakest Link & Friends Preview
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    Remember in the early Aughts when everyone would chirp at each other, "You are the weakest link; Goodbye!"? Yeah, wasn't that great? No. It really wasn't. Thankfully, The Weakest Link & Friends offers you the full Weakest Link trivia game show experience on iOS, and witty quips are optional—unless you just hate your friends enough to call them up and titter the expression whenever you all play a round.
  • Cherry Tree High Comedy Club Review
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    Cherry Tree High Comedy Club Review

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    During your school career, you probably joined a lame-o club or two. Maybe it was a dilapidated ping-pong club. Or an anime club that owned one mouse-nibbled VHS of Fist of the North Star. Cherry Tree High Comedy Club is an adventure game that challenges you to recruit members into a high school comedy club. Video games typically ask you to slay monsters or venture into the darkest parts of your psyche, but putting together a high school club that doesn't suck? Whew! Talk about an unachievable goal.