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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.
  • Farm Heroes Saga Review
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    Farm Heroes Saga Review

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    Feeling a bit logy after crunching up all those sweets in Candy Crush Saga? Maybe it's time for you to get a little bit of fresh air and healthy food down on the farm. Farm Heroes Saga is a new match-3 game from King that plays like its hugely popular predecessor. In other words, it's cute, and it's highly addictive. Here's something new, though: Farm Heroes Saga might be the only game where ducklings and flowers are capable of sending you into a murderous rage.
  • Hiversaires Preview
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    Hiversaires Preview

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    Graphics never trump tight gameplay as far as video games are concerned, but that's not to say careful art direction can't go a long way towards branding a game with an unforgettable atmosphere. Canadian digital artist Aliceffekt is currently at work on an iOS adventure game that slips the player into a haunting world courtesy of its stark black-and-white visuals.
  • Pocket Village Review
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    Pocket Village Review

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    The name "Pocket Village" evokes an image of a peaceful hamlet with sunny mornings, rolling hills, and close neighbors (and closer cousins, cough cough). A nice place to visit, perhaps, even if you're just rolling through to grab a hamburger before hitting the Interstate and gunning it to Disneyland. However, wooga's Pocket Village is actually an iOS town-building game that demands some pretty hardcore labor from its adorable population. It's easy to feel bad for the little guys, but don't worry; Pocket Village moves so slowly that it won't be long before you abandon its population, anyway.
  • Papa Pear Saga Review
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    Papa Pear Saga Review

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    You should not throw food. However, food is allowed to throw itself, should the need arise. In Papa Pear Saga for Facebook, an anthromorphic pear wearing a crash helmet and goggles flings himself around a Peggle-inspired game board in the nameof fun. "Fun" is as good a reason as any for a piece of fruit to whip itself through minefields of pegs and power-ups.
  • Eden to Green Preview
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    Eden to Green Preview

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    Japanese game studio Inis has produced some of the best rhythm games in the genre, including Gitaroo Man for the PlayStation 2, Elite Beat Agents for the Nintendo DS, and Lips for the Xbox 360. But sometimes you need to take a break from your favorite records. Inis is hanging up its mandolin long enough to make Eden to Green, a "tower offense" game for iOS and Android.
  • Zombie! Zombie! Zombie! Preview
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    Zombie! Zombie! Zombie! Preview

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    What's worse than a zombie invasion? A zombie invasion that's so thick and absolute that you need to say the word "zombie" three times just to reference it. So instead of, "Hey, did you know Ralph got his eyes sucked out on that last zombie invasion?" you would say, "Hey, did you know Ralph got all of his skin hoovered off in that last zombie zombie zombie wave? Oh shoot, here they come again—nice knowing you, I guess. By the way, I know you ate the last of our emergency Doritos stock. Yeah."
  • Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures announced for PC
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    Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures announced for PC

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    Pretend you're eight years old again. Now imagine you're in your parents' basement, chipping away at a Mega Man game on your NES. You blast some low-rank enemy, maybe an Octopus Battery. Suddenly, Mega Man turns at you, scowls, and flips the bird. Whoa! That would never happen, right? Probably not (at least until Capcom attempts a gritty reboot for the franchise). Good thing we have the newly announced Angry Video Game Nerd game to give us a hearty dose of 8-bit gaming goodness mixed with cursing.