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Nick Tylwalk enjoys writing about video games, comic books, pro wrestling and other things where people are often punching each other, regaardless of what that says about him. He prefers MMOs, RPGs, strategy and sports games but can be talked into playing just about anything.
  • Zoo Derby Review
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    Zoo Derby Review

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    The zoo is facing tough economic times and might be forced to close. What to do? Why, make the zoo animals race and gamble on the outcome, of course. That's the plot of Pechanga Zoo Derby in a nutshell, and though it does combine slots and a zoo sim in a unique way, it ends up as a bit of a jumble.
  • Showdown: The Card Game Preview
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    Showdown: The Card Game Preview

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    Since forcing people into casinos is frowned upon in civilized society, gaming companies are always trying to figure out how to turn more people into players. Showdown: The Card Game is one of these efforts, hoping its all-out mobile and social blitz this fall will get newcomers to hit the felt. And with its simplified mash-up of several familiar casino games, it just might.
  • 9 Innings: Pro Baseball 2013 Review
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    9 Innings: Pro Baseball 2013 Review

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    Games that try to be all things for all people naturally make us a little skeptical. So if I said that there's a mobile baseball game for iOS and Android devices that blends simulation, action and fantasy sports together, I wouldn't blame you for giving a Dwayne Johnson-esque raised eyebrow in response. The thing is, 9 Innings Pro Baseball 2013 blends all of these elements of the diamond together into a pretty satisfying whole.
  • Super Slots Review
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    Super Slots Review

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    TinyCo is known for making tiny games. Not small games, mind you, but games that actually have the word "Tiny" in the title. That makes Super Slots, the company's new iOS release, a bit of a departure. But with some interesting gameplay twists, it could be TinyCo's biggest game yet. And yes, I owe you an apology for that pun.
  • Hollywood Spins Review
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    Hollywood Spins Review

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    If you're going to call your Facebook slots game Hollywood Slots, you'd better come correct with some high production values and entertaining play. Some homages to the silver screen would be nice, too. Does Product Madness deliver the goods? Will the inevitable Avengers sequel make a lot of money? (Spoiler for both: yes)
  • Olympic Games City Review
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    Olympic Games City Review

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    True story: When my brother and I were kids, we kept loose change in a coffee can labeled "Seoul or Bust" in the hopes of making a trek to the 1988 Summer Olympics. We never pulled it off, nor did we have the option of jumping on Facebook to play Olympic Games City and bring the action to us. This city builder goes for the gold but doesn't quite make it.
  • SoulCraft Review
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    SoulCraft Review

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    There have been quite a few awesome games over the years with the word "soul" or "craft" in their titles. With that in mind, the new freemium action-RPG SoulCraft should be incredible, right? As it turns out, developer Digital Bits has crafted something that looks amazing but can't quite carry those same lofty standards over to the gameplay side of things.
  • MapleStory Live Review
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    MapleStory Live Review

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    In the words of the great American philosopher LL Cool J, MapleStory has been something like a phenomenon, especially in Asia. Developer and publisher Nexon is hoping to add another chapter to its nearly decade-long success story with MapleStory Live for iOS devices. This freemium side-scroller isn't an MMO, but it incorporates enough of the series' familiar gameplay and feel that fans will no doubt want to give it a go.