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  • Brain Booster Preview
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    Brain Booster Preview

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    Given the chart-topping success of cerebral challenge Brain Age for Nintendo's handheld DS system on both sides of the Pacific, it's surprising that we haven't seen more titles which follow its intellect-raising example.Expect things to change soon, however, with the impending release of Gogii Games' novel outing Brain Booster, which purports to tangibly improve one's literary comprehension, mathematical skills, spatial reasoning and other assorted academic abilities.
  • Blasterball 3 Review
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    Blasterball 3 Review

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    Two types of forces drive change in this world: Invention and innovation. Like most brick-breaking arcade outings, the multimillion-selling Blasterball series relies on the latter to captivate and enchant. Three installments into the critically-acclaimed franchise, we can see why originality continues to take a backseat to pure fun and playability. Blasterball 3 doesn't do all that much new per se - it just takes the same, time-honored block-smashing formula you know and love and does it better.
  • AquaPark Review
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    AquaPark Review

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    Alright, something smells fishy here - and it's not just AquaPark's watery theme.Maybe it's the fact that we're wholly addicted to this frantic, finger-numbing exercise in collecting rare and exotic undersea life.One of the most pleasant surprises in recent memory, kids and adults alike are encouraged to see for themselves. We promise you won't be sorry; although, in fairness, your hands may be noticeably sore afterwards.
  • Bugged Out Review
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    Bugged Out Review

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    Finally - an insect encounter that doesn't bite.To wit: Despite featuring a colorful array of creepy-crawly critters from grasshoppers to snails and fireflies, pattern-matching puzzler Bugged Out will get under your skin in an entirely good way.While neither the deepest nor most replay value-intensive head-scratcher we've had the pleasure of spending time with in recent memory, it's nonetheless a good fit for anyone seeking mellow, yet still marvelously mind-bending thrills.
  • Bugatron Worlds Review
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    Bugatron Worlds Review

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    The more things change, the more they play the same.Need proof?See Bugatron Worlds, a frantically-paced spaceship shooter that successfully apes 1981 arcade classic Galaga to excellent effect. Neither the deepest nor most engaging desktop amusement out there, it'll nonetheless captivate the entire family, offering an afternoon or two's worth of high-energy, button-mashing fun.
  • Atlantis – Sky Patrol Preview
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    Atlantis – Sky Patrol Preview

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    If you dig "steampunk" - that special blend of widget-happy, Victorian-era science-fiction immortalized in films like Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow and the works of author H.G. Wells - then get ready to rejoice.Chances are you'll love Atlantis - Sky Patrol, an eye-catching new diversion debuting next week from Big Fish Studios that celebrates the joys of the genre's singular, neo-industrialized aesthetic and eye for wild, wacky inventions.
  • Backspin Billiards Review
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    • PC
    Backspin Billiards Review

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    'Chalk' it up to clever design, thoughtful planning and an eye for the sport's subtle nuances: Backspin Billiards will make a hustler out of you yet.Pedestrian approach and lack of focus aside, the title - a convincing simulation of America's favorite barroom diversion - offers a compelling look at the grand old game. More amazing still; the outing will actually teach you to hone your real-world technique, yet remains accessible enough that even novices greener than felt can still wrap their hands around it.
  • Birds on a Wire Review
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    Birds on a Wire Review

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    How to outdo Zuma?As the ten-ton gorilla of ball-blasting arcade puzzlers, it's a question many casual game developers have posed, yet few have answered.Ask Russian studio DayTerium though, and they'll say Birds on a Wire. One of the more inventive and reflex-intensive takes we've seen on cannon-shooting, color-matching fun, this puppy's guaranteed to drive you clucking mad.Here's how it works.