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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.
  • SimCity Social Preview
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    SimCity Social Preview

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    Duck and Cover: SimCity is coming to Facebook, and the shockwave is going to be huge. SimCity Social, a venture between EA studios Maxis and Playfish, offers a realistic city-building experience that's atypical of traditional Facebook-based building games. EA isn't shy about setting SimCity Social apart from Zynga's fare, either, having chosen the tagline "More City, Less Ville" for the game.
  • Fishing Star Preview
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    Fishing Star Preview

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    Some people from the more aged generation would be absolutely floored by the very idea of an app that simulates fishing. "Why, in my day," they'd say, "we went fishing for real! None of this i-Droid stuff!" Actually, they'd just throw explosives into the fishing pond and harvest the dead bodies, so don't let their preaching for "real sportsmanship" get in the way of enjoying GREE's Fishing Star for iOS.
  • FLY’N Preview
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    • PC
    FLY’N Preview

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    Still trying to decide what you should this this fall? Maybe you should save some big, big trees. FLY'N is a platform/puzzle game by Ankama Play that's coming to the PC later in 2012. Its gameplay revolves around the resurrection and protection of gigantic World Trees, so you can have fun while saving a virtual environment! Just don't pitch your real-world garbage on the ground as you play. The irony would kill us all.
  • Driland Preview
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    • iOS
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    Know what's awesome? Treasure is awesome. Know what gets in the way of treasure? Monsters. Know what you need to do? Kick some monster butt and collect treasure. GREE's Driland is an iOS card-battling game that involves crawling around in dungeons and slaying the beasties who get between you and your shiny rewards. If you're an aspiring treasure hunter and/or hero, it's exactly what you need.
  • Drum Fanatics Preview
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    Of all the apps that have been developed since the advent of the iPhone and the iPad, drum pad apps are what apartment dwellers should fall on their knees and be most thankful for. Said programs accurately emulate the boom-boom-pow of a good drum set, but the sound doesn't rattle doors or leak through the walls. Drum Fanatics is just one more way that you can keep drumming while staying friends with your neighbors.
  • Bounty Racer Preview
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    • iOS
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    Ever notice how, in a lot of racing games, you fly through the air almost as much as you drive on a surface? I mean, it's easy to understand why: flinging your car through the air is fun, while driving on roads is for old people. Fortunately, Bounty Racer is an iOS racing game that gives you plenty of airtime with the help of some uneven dirt roads. Yee-haw!
  • Mad Acorn Preview
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    • iOS
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    Can a squirrel take down a rampaging gorilla? It's possible, if he has the power of music on his side. Mad Acorn is a rhythm/action game for iOS that combines funky beats with a sense of humor and general good times. Fans of Nintendo's Rhythm Heaven games or Sony's PaRappa the Rapper might find a lot to like about this one.
  • Air Mail Review
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    Air Mail Review

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    Air Mail for iOS is what Nintendo's Pilotwings series should be like. Younger game players may not remember this, but the original SNES installment of Pilotwings actually has a loose story that links all your flights through the wild blue yonder. That little infusion of narrative—which is missing from the newer Pilotwings games—gave you a sense of progression and purpose. Likewise, Air Mail's simple but compelling story really drives you forward in what's already an incredibly charming flight sim.