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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.
  • Redline Rush Preview
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    Redline Rush Preview

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    Fast, reckless driving is totally awesome (disclaimer: Always follow the rules of the road. And don't forget to buckle up!). But wouldn't it be even more awesome if you could drive on a road that stretches into forever and collect free money as you rip down the asphalt? Redline Rush by Dogbyte Games lets you live the dream with an endless driving game for iOS and Android.
  • Namco brings iDOLM@STER titles to iOS, charges $54.99 a pop
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    Namco brings iDOLM@STER titles to iOS, charges $54.99 a pop

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    Have you ever dreamed of managing pop idols? Sure, you can deny it, but we know all about the secrets that you whisper into your pillow at night. Namco Bandai is offering you the candy-colored medicine that you need with a trio of iDOLM@STER rhythm games for iOS. Heads up: As first noticed by Touch Arcade, each game costs $54.99, which makes them significantly pricier than most iOS fare.
  • Bookworm Heroes Review
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    Bookworm Heroes Review

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    The problem with the free-to-play (FTP) model is not that it exists. The problem is that some publishers who are in love with FTP implement the system in a manner that screws the player instead benefitting him or her. PopCap's Bookworm Heroes is one example of a great game that's dragged down by its FTP elements. It's too bad we can't just pay $1.99 and avoid stressing out over coins, pets, heroes, and the rest of it.
  • Kickstarter Picks: Among the Sleep
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    Kickstarter Picks: Among the Sleep

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    When you're a two-year-old, you don't need scary movies in order to jolt yourself into a scare: The entire world is practically a freak show. Among the Sleep is a first-person horror game that puts you in the fuzzy jammies of a toddler who's trundling through a hostile dream world. The game features no combat—little hands shouldn't hold knives—so you have to rely on your wits and the environment in order to find safe hiding spots when danger lurks.
  • Iron Man 3 Preview
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    Iron Man 3 Preview

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    Tony Stark makes you feel, he's a cool exec with a heart of steel. If Iron Man's myriad movies haven't convinced you that Tony Stark is radical, maybe Gameloft's Iron Man 3: The Official Game for smartphones and tablets will change your mind as quickly as Stark changes in and out of his suits.
  • Legend of Talisman Review
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    Legend of Talisman Review

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    Yarr, sea dogs! Deep in the watery grave of Legend of Talisman, there be gems as big as a babe's fist, and gold as pure as a blushing milkmaid. Thar be puzzles as mysterious as a crumbling treasure map, and deep as…uh…Davy Jones' locker. Um, Flying Dutchman…er, *cough.* Okay. Legend of Talisman is quite a decent match-3 puzzle game that may seem a bit too familiar at first, but actually stands up well on its own.
  • Indiegogo Picks: Ghost of a Tale
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    Indiegogo Picks: Ghost of a Tale

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    In the real world, mice are basically the wild equivalent of popcorn. Owls, foxes, cats, and even some miserably giant species of spiders snack on the wee rodents to whet their appetites for juicier prey. In fiction, however, mice are a little better at standing up for themselves. Consider novels and comics like Redwall, Mice Templar, and Secret of NIMH. Now a brave little mouse is being given a chance to shine through an action adventure game called Ghost of a Tale­—provided said game is funded via Indiegogo.
  • Treasure Seekers of Lady Luck Review
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    Treasure Seekers of Lady Luck Review

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    Space pirate adventure games are as common as star-lice on the hull of a space ship, but that's because they remain fun no matter how many times you set sail for fame and glory. Plus, space is vast and mysterious, so it's easy enough to pen endless mythologies around it. By comparison, we already know that sea-bound pirates stole a bunch of stuff and had a problem with their teeth falling out. Exciting.