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These Digimon will get you UP the leaderboard.
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Gamezebo Breaking News – April 1 Edition

We usually wait until Friday to post our weekly news roundup, but a couple of readers have tipped us off to some juicy tidbits that we just couldn’t wait to share. Click READ MORE for the special April 1 edition of Gamezebo News.

Wadjet Eye Games has announced a new project, and we’re not talking about Blackwell Convergence or the top-secret PlayFirst game. Click here for a sneak peak at the company’s chilling new mystery adventure.

Noted historian Baldwin Brown-Canning IV has unearthed new information about the origins of the match-three game, dating the genre back to the Roman era. Click here to read his fascinating retrospective.

GAMEware launches a stylish double bass controller for Guitar Hero, so players can swing like it’s 1952.

Walkthroughs
June 4, 2010
My Fish Walkthrough
By Fatima Punzalan
In My Fish, players to nurture, play, steal and freeze their own fish or their neighbor's fish so they can earn coins. Players can choose from array types of fish they can put in their place. They can also experience the fun by decorating fresh and new decorations that available in the store. This guide can help you with playing My Fish.
News
August 20, 2010
Angry Birds: Coming soon to a theater near you?
By Jim Squires
Earlier this week, Angry Birds developer Rovio confirmed in an interview that they were using the "Tetris strategy" to get their games in the hands of as many different people as possible. Now after confirming the possibility of a Hollywood adaptation, it might be more apt to call their approach "the Mickey Mouse strategy."