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  • Tasty Planet: Back for Seconds Review
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    Tasty Planet: Back for Seconds Review

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    If Tasty Planet really is "back for seconds" it must be starving. After all, the first course of 2D eat 'em up action was served up almost four years ago. Sure enough, the sentient grey blob is back and hungrier than ever.
  • Tasty Planet: Back for Seconds Preview
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    • PC
    Tasty Planet: Back for Seconds Preview

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    Dingo Games has announced Tasty Planet: Back for Seconds, the sequel to the Katamari Damacy-like indie game Tasty Planet where players control a tiny ball of grey goo with the ability to eat anything smaller than itself.
  • The Three Musketeers: The Game Walkthrough
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    • PC
    The Three Musketeers: The Game Walkthrough

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    Welcome to The Three MusketeersWelcome to the The Three Musketeers: The Game walkthrough on Gamezebo. The Three Musketeers is a role-playing game created by Dingo Games for PC. This walkthrough includes tips and tricks, helpful hints, and a strategy guide to how to complete The Three Musketeers.
  • The Three Musketeers: Queen Anne’s Diamonds Review
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    The Three Musketeers: Queen Anne’s Diamonds Review

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    In 1844, Alexandre Dumas published The Three Musketeers, a rousing tale of friendship and honor set in France in the 1600s. The story has been adapted numerous times over the years for television, film, stage and more, and now Dingo Games has put its own spin on the saga with the new RPG/adventure game called simply The Three Musketeers. But while Dumas' novel has endured to become one of the famous literary works of all time, the video game is proof that great source material does not guarantee a great game.
  • Tasty Planet Review
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    Tasty Planet Review

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    The concept behind Tasty Planet, a new causal game from Dingo Games, will be immediately familiar to fans of Namco's PlayStation 2 hit, Katamari Damacy or PopCap's popular Feeding Frenzy games: you must grow bigger and bigger by absorbing objects smaller than you, until you reach a predetermined size.But despite the lack of originality and a few other annoying niggles, Tasty Planet is quirky, fun and strangely addictive.