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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.
  • Ravenmark: Mercenaries Preview
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    Ravenmark: Mercenaries Preview

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    What can you do if the country you love is being ripped apart by a bloody war that spans decades? And what if there was no hope of it ending because the monarchs in charge are argumentative and stubborn, impotent drunks, or simply content to watch the world burn? Well, there comes a time when a regular man or woman needs to take up arms. Witching Hour is making it your duty to become a dog of war with Ravenmark: Mercenaries, the iOS follow-up to Ravenmark: Scourge of Estellion.
  • Eat Eat Hooray! Review
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    Eat Eat Hooray! Review

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    At some time or another, all of us fantasize about stripping naked, jumping into a birthday cake the size of a bungalow, and then eating our way out. But cake-dives typically don't work out in real life: Aside from running the risk of being pulled in for public indecency, chances are good that you'd manage maybe ten mouthfuls of cake before your stomach started violently (and messily) rejecting all that frosting. Leave the reckless eating to the Morps, the tubby stars of the adorable town building/action game Eat Eat Hooray!
  • Rhythm Destruction Review
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    Rhythm Destruction Review

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    We celebrate rhythm's ability to transcend cultural barriers and bring us together, but if Rhythm Destruction is any indication, phat beats are capable of ripping us apart, too. And not just flesh and bone—we're talking alien space craft. 
  • Duke Nukem II Preview
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    Duke Nukem II Preview

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    2011's Duke Nukem Forever  was, well, kind of a disaster. Critics and the series' fans all hated it, and it was widely believed that the Duke would shuffle off to the Old Game Mascots' Home and trade cigars with Bubsy the Bobcat until the sun set on his tumultuous life. As it so happens, the '90s' best-known alien killer isn't ready to go gentle into the good night (what a surprise): 3D Realms and Interceptor Entertainment are giving him another chance to shoot up everything that moves with an iOS adaptation of Duke Nukem II.
  • Kickstarter Picks – Bloom: Memories
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    Kickstarter Picks – Bloom: Memories

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    Video games have stories galore about princesses in peril and the heroes that are commissioned to rescue them. You might go so far as to suggest that many games tell love stories. Bloom, an adventure game by Studio Fawn, likewise tells a love story—though it's the deep, cool love of a mother and her child rather than anything to do with the fiery love between mates.
  • Buy 5 select games and save 80% in GOG.com’s latest sale
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    Buy 5 select games and save 80% in GOG.com’s latest sale

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    "Who wants to play video games?" If you need a something to help you pass the time while you wait for the restless March weather to settle down, classic game vendor GOG.com has you covered. And covered. And covered. From now until March 19, you can save up to 80% on the regular price of select games, provided you pick up five of them. Sweet Christmas! Okay, the holidays are long gone—but with prices like this, it's like celebrating Christmas all over again.