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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.
  • Lost Legacies Review
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    Lost Legacies Review

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    Imagine you've just returned from a vacation that involved airships, undersea buildings, mysterious ancient artifacts, and a deep-rooted mystery that wrapped them all together. Imagine a friend or co-worker welcoming you back and asking, "How was your vacation?" And despite the seemingly wondrous things you experienced, you just shrug and say, "It was all right, I guess." Now you have a handle on what it's like to play Lost Legacies for Facebook. 
  • Hotel Transylvania Social Game Review
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    Hotel Transylvania Social Game Review

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    Most hotels have a "No Dogs" policy in place, so it may come as a surprise that there's at least one hotel in the world that has a "Pro-Werewolf" policy. Here's the kicker: Wolves are welcome, but humans are not allowed. Velcome to The Hotel Transylvania Social Game, a tower building/hotel management game for Facebook that dishes up fun like so many Halloween platters of spaghetti hair and gelatin brains.
  • Real Housewives: The Game Review
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    Real Housewives: The Game Review

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    How do you feel about putting on a fake face and adhering to female gender stereotypes in order to climb your way up New York's social ladder? If your first thought is, "Ick, not for me," then you won't get anything out of Real Housewives: The Game. If, however, you think "Well, I guess it's shallow, but it also sounds kind of fun," or, "Man, I am all over that," then you'll find it surprisingly easy to while away a couple of hours with this social title. Just don't expect a soul-expanding Facebook game experience.
  • Eerie Estate Agent Preview
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    Eerie Estate Agent Preview

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    It's one thing to read a novel featuring a protagonist that suffers a dire fate. It's another thing entirely to push said protagonist down the stairs yourself. Choice of Games is a company that develops interactive fictions that put you in control of the action, and its latest offering across multiple platforms, Eerie Estate Agent, puts you in charge of selling a haunted house. 
  • AviNation Review
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    AviNation Review

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    Some of us were born to slip the surly bonds of earth and mount the sky in a single-prop Cessna. The rest of us are happy enough to keep our butts glued to our chairs while we manage planes in a virtual setting. Enter AviNation, a charming Facebook game that lets you direct and control classic planes from the '30s. Unfortunately, crippling bugs and issues stunt its overall playability.
  • Moshi Monsters Village Preview
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    Moshi Monsters Village Preview

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    If you are responsible for the care and feeding of at least one kid, then you're probably familiar with the world of Moshi Monsters. Moshi Monsters is a popular PC-based virtual world that lets kids adopt and play with cuddly virtual beasts. When you come down to it, though, you can't really cage a monster (no matter how fluffy they might be), which explains why the property is going mobile with Moshi Monsters Village, coming to iOS this Fall.
  • My Singing Monsters Preview
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    You've played monster breeding games before. You've watched your beasties grow, fight, and even mate (yes, you were watching the whole process—don't deny it). You've seen it all—but you haven't heard it all. Enter My Singing Monsters, an upcoming iOS and Android game from Big Blue Bubble that lets you breed monsters with musical abilities. Instead of just eating and churning out coins, the creatures in this world-building game serenade you as you take care of them.
  • Sleepwalker’s Journey Preview
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    Sleepwalker’s Journey Preview

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    If you happen to spot someone sleepwalking, doctors say that the best thing to do is grab the sleepwalker by the shoulders and start screaming in their face about the impending zombie apocalypse. Okay, so sensible doctors actually suggest that you guide the sleepwalker back to bed, but they're no fun. Sleepwalker's Journey, on the other hand, demonstrates that guiding a sleepwalker carefully and gently can actually be fun—even if the effort might make you a little sleepy.