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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.
  • FarmVille 2 introduces weekly County Fair event
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    FarmVille 2 introduces weekly County Fair event

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    There are two very good reasons to grow your own vegetables. One, It's satisfying to eat food that you've planted, raised, and picked yourself. Two, you can grow stupidly huge tomatoes and show them off to your neighbors. Even FarmVille 2 is set to grant you bragging rights with the County Fair, a new weekly event that lets players put their best crops on display.
  • The 39 Steps Review
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    The 39 Steps Review

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    Even though technology is evolving at a pace that might impress a super-virus, humanity's fondness for settling down with a good story hasn't dissipated. What has changed is the way we consume those stories: While many of us are content to feel rough pages turn under our fingers, the popularity of eBooks and digital readers has blossomed over the past five years.
  • They Need To Be Fed 2 Review
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    They Need To Be Fed 2 Review

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    Think your job sucks? Imagine if your vocation involved nothing except risking your life to grow a plant that will inevitably wind up munching on you. In They Need to be Fed 2 for iOS, you guide the main character through all manner of perilous traps, only to throw him in the mouth of Audrey II's shadowy cousin at the end of each level. It's a crummy destiny for the little dude, but it's also a fun game.
  • Redemption Cemetery: Salvation of the Lost Preview
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    Redemption Cemetery: Salvation of the Lost Preview

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    ERS Game Studios is creeping back into the fray with another hidden object game: Redemption Cemetery: Salvation of the Lost. According to ERS, Redemption Cemetery: Salvation of the Lost is a game that should be "familiar to everybody." It's true. Think about it. Everybody has visited a cemetery at least once in their lives. They've listened to ravens cackle as the remains of a friend or a loved one was planted in the ground. And anyone who hasn't been in a cemetery can certainly count on eventually becoming a permanent guest at one.
  • Tasty Tadpoles Preview
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    Tasty Tadpoles Preview

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    Mmm. Tadpoles. What? You don't think tadpoles are delicious? What's wrong with you, man? You're dissing the popcorn of the sea! Here's a quarter. Get on the next bus and go have your head examined. All right, all right—we're joking. Tadpoles do make for nasty eating if you're a human being, but things are different if you live in a pond. Tasty Tadpoles is an iOS game that puts you in the fins of a little tadpole. It's a stark reminder that when you're a baby frog, you're on every fish's menu.
  • Dragon Season Preview
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    • iOS
    Dragon Season Preview

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    Do not get in-between a dragon and his treasure, for thou art crunchy and taste good with ketchup. In fact, Dragon Season, an upcoming action game from Ghostbox, demonstrates that dragons will go to impressive lengths to retrieve their favored trinkets and shiny things—even going so far as to fly tirelessly for entire seasons.
  • Deep Sea Deli Review
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    Deep Sea Deli Review

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    Narwhals are the Jedi of the sea, and they're also pretty darn good at making sandwiches. Deep Sea Deli by PlayFirst is an iOS puzzle game that shows off the aquatic species' lesser-known talent at assembling bacon, ham, and bread into something magically delicious. Like a solid BLT, Deep Sea Deli seems unimpressive at first taste, but after you take a couple of mouthfuls, you begin to enjoy how nicely all the ingredients come together.
  • ZooVale Preview
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    ZooVale Preview

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    When our lives get chaotic—say, traffic snarls up, work becomes frantic, or our toddler decides he or she is going to strip naked and tear down a city street in the middle of winter—we tend to say, "Man! Life is a zoo!" As it so happens, we humans really have no idea what it's like to live out the zoo life. ZooVale, an upcoming cross-platform social RPG, should give us a glimpse of what it's like to live as part of an exotic menagerie—though you can still expect some inaccuracies, like animals that walk upright. Animals don't walk upright. Not while we're looking, anyway.