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  • Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition Review
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    Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition Review

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    The smoky taverns of the sword coast are filled with veteran adventurers, gnarled wizards and spent warriors who've wasted their fortunes on travel and drink and earn their coin by recounting tales of their quests. The paladin, Justus was one such. But now danger springs anew in the musty lairs and dank caverns beneath the savage frontier, and I have called on Justus to press his rusty blade back into service once more.
  • Super Bunny Breakout Review
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    Super Bunny Breakout Review

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    If you're a twenty- or- thirty-something, then you've probably played Breakout. In fact, there's no way that you haven't played Breakout. The game was an arcade hit even before it was ported to every game console and computer known to humankind through the late '70s and early '80s. Heck, you can even go ahead and count yourself as a Breakout player if you fiddled with Brickles for your Mac Plus. We won't tell. Just make sure you're ready to go in a new direction with the classic formula when you first fire up Super Bunny Breakout.
  • Super Bunny Breakout Preview
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    Super Bunny Breakout Preview

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    Before we had the likes of Angry Birds, we looked to Atari for our physics games. Breakout, which was released in 1976 for the arcades, taught games the joy of tearing down digital environments years before the Birds were even a gleam in their furious daddies' eyes. It looks like Atari still has a thing or two to teach us about ripping stuff up, so the company has teamed up with Zynga to produce Super Bunny Breakout, an iOS and Android re-imagining of its classic game. 
  • Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition Preview
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    Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition Preview

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    Diablo III was released to plenty of fanfare earlier in the year, but it's time for the other computer RPG founder to take a spot in the limelight. Baldur's Gate, the Bioware-created series, was met with near-universal praise with its 1998 release. Its complex Dungeons and Dragons - based decision engine, deep story, and gorgeous backgrounds helped engrave it as one of the most influential RPGs of all time. 
  • Centipede: Origins Review
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    Centipede: Origins Review

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    Bust out your roller skates, brightly colored headbands and leggings, and grab a fist full of quarters, because we're going back to the eighties. Oh wait, sorry. Just go to the App Store and download Centipede Origins instead. It's much easier and you'll look far less ridiculous. The Atari classic is back with some major graphical upgrades, new game modes, and more--the biggest being that it's now far more portable than an arcade cabinet.
  • Circus Atari Review
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    Circus Atari Review

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    Circus Atari was released for the Atari 2600 in 1981. A port of the mid-70s arcade game Circus, it offered nothing more than slight graphical improvements. Atari recently released a game on iOS under the same name, leading myself and others to assume it was a remake of some sort. It's not. It's a different game that's "based on" the original. Pretty weird, right?
  • Breakout: Boost Review
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    Breakout: Boost Review

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    Brick-breaking games have been around for years now, and there are plenty of them to choose from on the App Store. But if you want to follow the genre to its roots, you'll have to go all the way back to Atari's 1976 arcade game Breakout. That very same company is now revisiting the series 35 years later with Breakout: Boost. Sadly, though, not much has changed in 35 years.
  • Asteroids Gunner Review
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    Asteroids Gunner Review

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    Have you ever heard the term "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery?" Asteroid Gunner is a game that takes that concept on a complete 360. Last year, Venan Entertainment wowed us with the release of Space Miner: Space Ore Bust - a game that drew heavy inspiration from the Atari classic Asteroids. Then later that year, they wowed us once more with Space Miner Blast - a freemium twist on the Space Miner formula. Asteroid Gunner, in turn, is drawing on Space Miner Blast for inspiration.