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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.
  • Funky Smugglers Preview
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    Funky Smugglers Preview

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    To all the men and women that have endured airport security checks in recent years, you have our deepest sympathies. Funky Smugglers from 11 bit studios is a reflex-based action game that pokes a little fun (not below the belt, thankfully) at all those times we were scolded for trying to carry a bottle of Coke through the security check.
  • Threads of Mystery Review
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    Threads of Mystery Review

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    Playdom is taking a Parisian vacation, and it wants you to come along via Facebook. Go on. Look at the latest fashions, take in some fabulous French food, observe a little theatre—oh, and while you're there, why not put a wandering spirit to rest by shuffling through some crowded hidden object scenes? Threads of Mystery has an interesting setting and story, but otherwise, there's very little about this hidden object game that you haven't experienced before.
  • Cities of Legend Preview
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    Big Brother is Watching You—waste your time on Facebook games about farming. The time for cuddly social games is done. Take up arms and join a side: The Republic, or the Rebels. Cities of Legend is an upcoming Facebook title that's based on the young adult novel Legend written by author 
  • Kingdoms & Lords Review
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    Kingdoms & Lords Review

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    Gameloft has been riding the free-to-play game market like a medieval charger, and its latest offering, Kingdoms & Lords, is an interesting mix of strategy, simulation, and role-playing. There's a strong and engaging game at the core of Kingdoms & Lords, but unfortunately Gameloft's constant attempts to grab thy cash via in-app purchases sullies the experience like the stink of a drunk ogre.
  • Monpla Smash Preview
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    • iOS
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    Once upon a time, monsters existed only to lurk under beds, in closets, and deprive generations of children of sleep. Now, roles are reserved. Kids utterly own monsters. They train the once-fierce critters, breed them, and summon them forth to fight to the death over schoolyard arguments regarding pencil toppers. Monpla Smash by GREE is another monster battling/collecting game that's coming to iOS. Will the degradation of the proud monster race never end?
  • Mad Skills BMX Preview
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    • iOS
    Mad Skills BMX Preview

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    Swedish developer Turborilla is working on Mad Skills BMX, an iOS follow-up to the pretty excellent Mad Skills Motocross. That should be enough to get your attention, but here's something a little more: The studio put together an animated trailer for the game that looks like a grungy but compelling cross between Beavis & Butthead and Rugrats. Oh, and the game looks pretty awesome, too.
  • ChefVille Review
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    ChefVille Review

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    Facebook gaming giant Zynga is going through some widely-published problems. While the company isn't exactly asphyxiating like a man who gobbled his rib-eye and got a piece stuck in his throat, we can't help but look at a new Zynga offering like ChefVille and wonder if it'll be the bulldog's savior. To be frank, ChefVille isn't enough on its own to pull Zynga out of trouble, but the restaurant-management game is still a polished upgrade from older, similar titles like Restaurant City and Zynga's own Café World. Just a word of warning: You will get hungry as you play.
  • Chimpact Preview
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    What's the worst you put up with on your commute home from work every day? Traffic jams? Getting cut off by jerks that believe their time is vastly more important than yours? Well, suck it up. Chuck the chimp has to endure spiders, bees, and poisonous plants on his trip home, and he doesn't even get to sit in a temperature-controlled car. No, his only method of getting around is to be catapulted from one vine to the next, as demonstrated in Chimpact for iOS.