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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.
  • Hidden Haunts Review
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    Hidden Haunts Review

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    Remember the hours you spent poring over Where's Waldo books? Remember how some jerk in your family or at your school library would inevitably circle Waldo with a black marker on every page, thereby ruining the experience for everyone? "Hidden object" games like Hidden Haunts for Facebook provide a potent dose of the hunt-and-find thrills we used to have with Waldo--and you can be assured nobody is going to ruin your fun with a permanent marker before you even get a chance to start playing.
  • Sword Quest Review
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    Sword Quest Review

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    When we work through a role-playing game, one of the questions we ask ourselves the most (aside from "How do monsters made of stone make babies?") is, "Where is this weapon shop getting all these crazy swords from? Who makes these things?"
  • 100 Trials Review
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    100 Trials Review

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    It's interesting how, in this age of advanced gaming technology, we arm ourselves with portable systems and smartphones only to buy the same simple-looking, merciless games that made us bleed and cry in the age of the Commodore 64. Of course, there's a reason for that: sometimes it feels good to get flogged by a game. It's like being pushed over and laughed at by a bully. We stagger to our feet because, man, we gotta prove something.
  • Tetris Stars Review
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    Tetris Stars Review

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    The original Tetris dates back to the Cold War. That means the franchise is practically a hundred in video game years. Tetris certainly boasts impressive longevity: its core concept is still as recognizable and as popular as it was in 1989, when the Game Boy pushed the word "Tetris" out into the mainstream.
  • Solitaire Blitz Preview
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    Solitaire Blitz Preview

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    Before the advent of the Internet, slackers relied on Windows' built-in solitaire game as a time-killer at work. Some years later, Facebook rose up and let the world's office-bound population whittle away the hours with pictures of distant relatives' babies and cats.
  • Caesars Casino Review
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    Caesars Casino Review

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    If you enjoy the thrill of gambling but would rather not take the risk on losing real money, you have options. You can play for match sticks, or chocolate coins, or bits of cat kibble. Or you can play Caesars Casino on Facebook.
  • Swords and Potions Review
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    Swords and Potions Review

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    Games typically slip us into the leather shoes of wizards, adventurers, and dragon-slayers, but rarely do we see any love given to the merchants who equip those men and women before they go off to seek their fame, fortune, and possibly a nasty manticore sting. It's time to give shopkeepers their due with Swords and Potions, a Facebook game that lets you don the apron of a young medieval merchant.
  • Pirates: Tides of Fortune Review
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    Pirates: Tides of Fortune Review

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    Yarr! Set sail, me hearties! Etc.Is your heart no longer stirred by the dialect of salty dogs? Then you may be suffering from Pirate Overexposure, an extremely common Internet affliction. There's no definite cure, but the complex and compelling world that's laid out in DotMMO's social strategy game Pirates: Tides of Fortune might help sway you back to the ranks of the buccaneers.