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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.
  • Wyv and Keep: The Temple of The Lost Idol Preview
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    Wyv and Keep: The Temple of The Lost Idol Preview

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    The deepest, darkest regions of the world are still brimming with slumbering treasures that are just waiting for an adventurous hero (or two) to uproot them and claim them as their own. So goes the premise for Wyv and Keep: The Temple of the Lost Idol, an independently-developed puzzle-platforming game for the PC, Mac, and Linux.
  • 3079 Preview
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    3079 Preview

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    In the future, all shall be square. Or at least that's the set-up for 3079, a first-person role-playing game that takes place in an open world. 3079's blocky characters and environments purposefully resemble another indie hit, Minecraft, and likewise includes randomly-generated buildings, items, and quests.
  • Towns Preview
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    Towns Preview

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    Are you capable of building a house? A better question is, are you capable of building a town and defending it from bloodthirsty monsters? Give it a try with Towns, an independently-made building and property management game that's mixed with role-playing elements.
  • Blackwood & Bell Mysteries Review
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    Blackwood & Bell Mysteries Review

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    Playdom's Gardens of Time wasn't the first hidden object game (HOG) published on Facebook, but it's arguably the best-known. The game balances hunt-and-find fun with a compelling town-building segment that compliments its story, and is still Disney Playdom's most active game. One year later, we have Playdom's follow up HOG: Blackwood & Bell Mysteries. This mystery-laced title doesn't deviate from the formula that was set up by Gardens of Time, but if it ain't broke, you shouldn't touch it--unless it's on your list of items to find, of course.
  • This week in gaming news: February 24, 2012
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    This week in gaming news: February 24, 2012

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    As yet another week wanes, it's time to look back and take stock of all the cool things that happened in the social and mobile games industry. For starters, I began my new position as Gamezebo's Assistant Editor, so--hi! It's very nice to be here, and thank you all (especially Jim) for putting up with me as I staggered through my first week. With that out of the way, we have news about Angry Birds Land (the Angriest Place on Earth), EA's Battlefield3: Aftershock shame, and Justin Bieber's hatred for iOS parodies of his sparkling self.
  • Rovio CEO talks Angry Birds, growth, and future prospects
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    Rovio CEO talks Angry Birds, growth, and future prospects

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    Rovio, the studio behind the enormously popular Angry Birds franchise, is flying higher than ever (and will in fact be taking Angry Birds beyond the stratosphere later this spring). But while it's true that a merchandizing blitz has helped the Angry Birds explode out of the confines of the mobile games market, the fact remains that it seems as if Rovio is (ahem) putting all its eggs into one basket.