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Organization: EA Mobile

  • We Played Madden Mobile so You Don’t Have to
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    • iOS
    We Played Madden Mobile so You Don’t Have to

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    Unless the world ends first, we’ll someday get to the point where full-featured sports games on mobile are the norm. We’re not there yet, though EA is making incremental steps in that direction. Madden Mobile, which has been soft-launched in …
  • King of the Course Review: Goldilocks Golf
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    • Android
    • iOS
    King of the Course Review: Goldilocks Golf

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    If EA didn’t make gazillions of dollars each year and occasionally win unflattering awards, it would be easy to feel sorry for its dilemma when it comes to mobile versions of its best-selling sports franchises. Make them too hardcore and you …
  • Burnout Crash! Review
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    • iOS
    Burnout Crash! Review

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    Over the past few years, Electronic Arts has become one of the most polarizing companies in entertainment. Their games are regularly on top of best seller lists, but their likability among gamers hovers around the same level as Jack Thompson. EA's latest offering, Burnout Crash!, comes over from the Xbox and PS3 and slams its way onto the iOS in a fittingly polarizing way. As such, I've structured this review in a way that will switch from one extreme to another.
  • Theme Park Walkthrough
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Theme Park Walkthrough

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    Theme Park is an amusement park simulation game from Electronic Arts for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Given a huge plot of land, it's up to you to build an expansive and fun theme park for children of all ages to enjoy. Making sure you start building your park correctly though can be a bit tricky but luckily Gamezebo's quick start guide has all the tips, tricks and walkthroughs you need to start on the right foot.
  • Theme Park Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Theme Park Review

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    Ever since the iPhone launched, and especially on the iPad, these devices have been ripe for a simulation game like the PC classic Theme Park. While the thought of having Theme Park on these devices seems like it would gel well, this freemium offering from EA is severely dumbed down in every area, and relies heavily on very expensive premium items.
  • Burnout Crash! Preview
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    • iOS
    Burnout Crash! Preview

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    The Burnout series is one that I've often wondered why it hasn't come to iOS yet. It seems like every other racing game on the App Store, from Asphalt 6 to Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit, tries to echo elements of what made that franchise so great. Even Burnout Legends, the PSP release from years back, proved that the series can be just as captivating on a mobile device. Now EA has confirmed that Burnout is coming to the App Store, but it's not quite as you might expect.