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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.
  • MageMaze Preview
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    • iOS
    MageMaze Preview

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    There are warriors, and then there are Norse warriors. In MageMaze, an adventure-puzzle game for iOS, you play as a mighty Norse warrior named Svenn the Svaliant. Need proof of his pedigree? Well, Svenn can move through the monster-infested maze surrounding him—but he can also shift the maze around himself. Yowza! That takes some muscle power!
  • Kobojo’s PyramidVille forces Zynga to visit LawyerVille
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    Kobojo’s PyramidVille forces Zynga to visit LawyerVille

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    You've visited FarmVille, and you've built a thing or two in CityVille. Think you might want to strip down to your loincloth and visit PyramidVille? Whoa, a word of warning. If you play PyramidVille on Facebook or mobile, you are exiting Zynga's territory and entering a digital country that's actually owned by French studio Kobojo. If you're confused, that's understandable: PyramidVille looks quite a bit like Zynga's handiwork, to say nothing of its name, which is why Zynga is taking Kobojo to court.
  • Penny Time Preview
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    Penny Time Preview

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    What if your skateboard could freeze time? Well then you could probably find ways to use your 'board to end war, stop hunger, and correct humanity's worst mistakes before they happen, but more importantly, you'd be able to skate all damn day without interruption. Sound good? Penny Time for iOS is a competitive skating game that also lets you play fast and loose with the gears of time.
  • SpongeBob Diner Dash Deluxe Review
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    SpongeBob Diner Dash Deluxe Review

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    As a character, Spongebob Squarepants is perfectly suited for the Diner Dash formula. After all, he is probably the only creature in existence who thrives as an employee in the world of fast food. And while the little sponge certainly seems happy enough in SpongeBob Diner Dash Deluxe, the game breaks down into a pretty basic Diner Dash experience. It's fun for a while, sure, but given the playful nature of the SpongeBob universe, it could have gone that extra mile to be especially memorable.
  • Buggle Review
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    Buggle Review

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    When it comes to acquiring honey, a bear's gotta do what a bear's gotta do. In the case of Buggle, an addictive albeit frustrating bubble-popping game for Facebook, our fuzzy-wuzzy friend uses a cannon to dispose of the bees that guard the sticky goods. Talk about extreme measures.
  • Witch Wars Preview
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    Witch Wars Preview

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    Have you ever noticed that match-3 games are maddeningly, tremendously addictive? They're arguably the biggest time sinks in the puzzle kingdom. They're bewitching. They're mesmerizing. It's like they're…magic. If you think this is all nonsense, keep an eye out for Witch Wars, an upcoming iOS puzzle game by Com2Us. Mind yourself: you may wind up spellbound.
  • Skyport Preview
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    Skyport Preview

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    Everybody has a list of activities they'd rather perform in lieu of flying out of a major international airport. "Tame wolverines" is a popular option, as is "stick own head in deep-fryer." The bad news is, we all have to patronize airports once in a while. But on the bright side, we can run perfect airports in our fantasies. That's why Digital Chocolate is developing Skyport, an airport management game for iOS.
  • Dr. Rocket Preview
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    Dr. Rocket Preview

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    Scientists study facts, figures, and conduct controlled experiments in order to reach definite conclusions. Mad scientists strap rocket boots to their feet and launch themselves into the stratosphere in order to take on airborne obstacle courses. Which kind of scientist would you rather be? The correct answer (B) may not be possible to pull off if you live somewhere that has pesky things like air traffic laws, but that's why RippleWare is bringing Dr. Rocket to iOS and Android.