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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.
  • Medal Bound Preview
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    • iOS
    Medal Bound Preview

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    The summer heat might be making you feel sleepy, but if you're a serious athlete, you have no choice but to get up and go. Summer 2012 is an extremely busy time for sports fans thanks to the Olympics, EuroCup, and Wimbledon. The team at HB Studios aims to capture the fun, excitement, and (let's face it) heartbreak of professional athleticism with Medal Bound, a sports management game that's coming soon to iOS.
  • Synesthetic Preview
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    • iOS
    Synesthetic Preview

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    Turn off your lights and kick up your feet: it's time to pump up the volume hard enough to make you start seeing colors. Synesthetic for iOS is an object avoidance game with a loud, colorful premise: the songs on your iPod, iPhone, or iPad are turned into thrumming, pulsating worlds of rainbows and sound. Also, don't hold us liable if you actually pump your music that loud.
  • Frankenword Review
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    • iOS
    Frankenword Review

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    Do you know what an "Alarmadillo" is? Well, it's more or less what it sounds like: an armored mammal with an alarm clock in its belly (and it presumably makes a watery, strangled "BRAAANG" when it's hit by a car). Unfortunately, the Alarmadillo has not been seen by sober eyes, so if you play its species name as a word in Scrabble or Words With Friends, you're bound to get thrown out on your butt. Maybe it's time to consider an iOS word game that doesn't play by rigid rules laid down The Man. Maybe it's time to give Frankenword a try.
  • Fishing Joy 2 Preview
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    • iOS
    Fishing Joy 2 Preview

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    Ah, the joy of fishing. All the thrills of the great outdoors, the mosquitos, the stench of fish guts, combing out scales that somehow wound up in your hair, managing to cut your hands open with a fish's fin—okay, maybe the real joy of fishing is staying at home to do a little virtual fishing with Fishing Joy 2 for iOS.
  • Catch the Ark Preview
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    • iOS
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    One thing you don't hear much of in Sunday School is Noah's raging bias against certain animals that were supposed to be on board the Ark, but kind of, y'know, "went missing" before they could board. When will the mainstream press finally find the stones to talk about Noah's hatred for unicorns, dragons, and dinosaurs? Maybe never. At least Catch the Ark, an endless-runner game for iOS, will help open up discussion on a topic that's been taboo for far too long.
  • Keri Racing Preview
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    • iOS
    Keri Racing Preview

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    Up until now you've probably played online social games that challenge you to take up quests, race some manner of vehicle, or feed and care for an animal in a pen. Man, you need to think more efficiently. You might want to try out Keri Racing, an iOS game that lets you breed racing birds that you can eventually race against other players. Hey, put down that syringe of frog juice.
  • Hungry Age Preview
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    • iOS
    Hungry Age Preview

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    Are the dinosaurs truly extinct? As it turns out, no. They're just waiting for humanity to clear out so they can reclaim Earth for themselves (the entire planet is, after all, their toilet). But will living the life of a thunder lizard be "all that" once humankind has been swept away by one evolutionary cataclysm or another? Hungry Age, which is coming soon for iOS, will let you discover the answer for yourself as you oversee the care and feeding of several dinosaurs. 
  • The Ville Review
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    The Ville Review

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    Have you ever wondered what it'd be like to have a big-eyed, small-bodied Zynga character as a neighbor? How would that work out, really? "Hey dude. Um, can I borrow your American bulldog?—No, no, she has to be red for this to work—ah, never mind. Thanks anyway."