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  • 3D Xango Tango Review
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    3D Xango Tango Review

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    To quote beloved cartoon character Meatwad, of Aqua Teen Hunger Force fame: "Everybody loves dancing!" Even more so, naturally, when it's a typically inanimate or computerized object such as shimmying robot Xango, star of 3D Xango Tango, that's getting jiggy with it.
  • Cathy’s Caribbean Club Review
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    Cathy’s Caribbean Club Review

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    Two things many modern women dream of: The chance to escape reality by spending long, leisurely days sunning themselves on a remote tropical isle and the opportunity to rub elbows with big-name Hollywood celebrities.Pleasingly, you'll get the opportunity to do both in Cathy's Caribbean Club, in which the titular star - stranded in paradise after a cruise ship accidentally leaves her behind - must wait on the seaside getaway's most exclusive customers.
  • Arcane Islands Review
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    Arcane Islands Review

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    Here at Gamezebo, we always applaud the efforts of developers in the casual entertainment space to try something new and innovative.That goes double for independent outfits like Gamenibus, who further take the time to build three separate play modes into their obviously lovingly-crafted pattern-making puzzler Arcane Islands.
  • Azteca Review
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    Azteca Review

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    As many digital diversions as we see exploring peripheral aspects of ancient Aztecs' lives (e.g. ceremonial masks and glittering gold), it's a wonder more don't delve deeper into this culture's fascinating lore and mythology.Suddenly here to fill the void comes fresh, head-scratching outing Azteca, an intriguing spin on the typical "match-three" puzzler that challenges you to save the storied civilization by uncovering words of wisdom its gods secretly seared into stone.
  • PLAY IT FORWARD: Casual Gaming Poised to Explode in 2007
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    PLAY IT FORWARD: Casual Gaming Poised to Explode in 2007

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    Hold onto your keyboard and kiss everything you know about interactive entertainment goodbye. Superb a year as 2006 has been for casual games between the release of blockbusters like Mystery Case Files- Prime Suspects, Diner Dash - Flo on the Go, and Slingo Quest, 2007 brings countless exciting new happenings and innovations. This article can also be viewed at Yahoo! Games.
  • Believe in Santa Review
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    Believe in Santa Review

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    For those who haven't already gobbled their fill of Diner Dash and overdosed on holiday cheer, there's no better way to ring in this Christmas than with similarly-styled outing Believe in Santa.One of the most unabashedly gleeful titles we've ever played, it's as much a spastic arcade experience as ode to seasonal consumerism that's all-too-easy to get hooked on. Thank the title's brilliant cartoon visuals, snow-filled intro screen, comic book-style story interludes and a fun-filled guest appearance by old St. Nick himself.
  • Angkor Review
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    Angkor Review

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    Despite being one of the most exotic and storied destinations on Earth, southeast Asia has yet to enjoy time in the limelight as the setting for any major casual game release.Here to finally fix the problem is Angkor, a pattern-matching puzzler which uses attractive imagery and catchy remixes of native melodies to bring the region to life right on your very own desktop.
  • Age of Japan Review
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    Age of Japan Review

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    Rather than stay safely locked in your cozy, heated home this winter, consider getting out and exploring an ancient land of mystery and wonder instead.Thanks to Realore Studios' new pattern-making puzzler Age of Japan, anyone can now enjoy a quick jaunt to the Far East without leaving their desktop. Or, while we're at it, risking embarrassing pat downs and/or cavity searches at the hands of overzealous airport security guards...