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  • CAUSE OF DEATH: Can You Catch The Killer? Review
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    • iOS
    CAUSE OF DEATH: Can You Catch The Killer? Review

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    Don't let the generic and overly long name fool you: Cause of Death: Can You Catch the Killer? is as heart pounding as any thriller on TV, even if it is essentially a text based adventure. The actual interactivity is quite limited, but the game is so well written and finely tuned that it doesn't matter. It also features a great episodic structure that hopefully means we'll still be playing Cause of Death for some time to come.
  • Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Review
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    • iOS
    Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Review

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    When it comes to first person shooter games, few names are as big as Battlefield: Bad Company. EA knows this well, which is why they've decided to shrink it down to pocket size for the iPhone. But has Battlefield: Bad Company 2 survived the transition to mobile? Or is this just another case of App Store cannon fodder?
  • Rock Band Reloaded Review
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    • iOS
    Rock Band Reloaded Review

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    Last year's attempt to bring the Rock Band franchise to the iPhone was bittersweet at best. While a competent mobile rocker, Rock Band for the iPhone lacked a number of features we'd hoped for, and it failed to learn from the successes of its competition. Rock Band Reloaded manages to fix all of that, delivering an outstanding mobile performance that addresses seemingly every issue we had with the original.
  • Heroes Lore III Review
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    • iOS
    Heroes Lore III Review

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    Over the past couple of years, the iPhone has become a great system to play "classic"-style RPGs on. The list of quality RPGs for the phone has been growing pretty quickly, and Electronic Arts has just added another title to it with Heroes Lore III. This an epic game that gets most of the necessary elements right, but still has some room for improvement.
  • Pictureka! Review
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    • iOS
    Pictureka! Review

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    Board game to iPhone conversions have given us some of the best games the portable platform has seen, like Carcassone and Catan. Combining the tried and tested gameplay of board games with the portability and solo options of the iPhone make for good times. Conversely, hidden object games are a big hit with the casual PC crowd. Sitting directly at the intersection of hidden object and board game sits today's title... Pictureka!
  • Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Review
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    • iOS
    Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Review

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    Street racing has been all the rage in racing games over the last few years, and I can't help but think that it's an idea that's well past its prime. EA seems to agree, having turned the tables on the lawbreakers that their Need for Speed series had previously embraced. Hot Pursuit puts players in the police uniform of an officer tasked with taking down an illegal street racing operation - the very same sort of operation you would have participated in if you've played previous entries in the series.
  • MMA Review
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    • iOS
    MMA Review

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    Because of the level of precision necessary to make a good fighting game, doing so on a platform with no buttons is difficult. And when the fighting just so happens to be ultra complex mixed martial arts, it's even harder. MMA by EA Sports attempts to solve this issue with a control scheme that combines motion and touch controls, but unfortunately just ends up being rather awkward. It also doesn't help that the game rewards button mashing much more than it does careful strategy.
  • Reckless Racing Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Reckless Racing Review

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    Have you ever found yourself in a vintage arcade, pumping quarter after quarter into Super Off-Road while simultaneously cursing about how much better of a game it would be if they had acquired the Smokey and the Bandit license? Me neither, but the developers at Pixelbite must have. How else can you explain their outstanding new top-down racer with a healthy dose of southern charm?