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  • Spore Origins Review
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    • iOS
    Spore Origins Review

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    Back in 2006, Spore creator Will Wright had proudly announced that the game would be playable on pretty much every device known to man. If you're toaster didn't run a copy of Spore it would have been seen as a failure in Wright's eyes. Flash forward two years. The game doesn't exactly make its way to the Wii or Nokia n-Gage as promised. In fact the only devices you find Spore on are the PC, Mac and iPhone. But could the iPhone version possibly offer everything it's PC counterpart did?
  • Mystery Mania Review
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    • iOS
    Mystery Mania Review

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    What happens when you take a point'n'click adventure, shake it until everything but the gameplay falls off, and stick it into an iPhone? This is the question that Mystery Mania tries to answer. Exploring the rooms of a big old mansion, you'll find yourself pointing and clicking your way from puzzle to puzzle in a game that proves sometimes less really is more.
  • Rock Band Review
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    • iOS
    Rock Band Review

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    When it comes to mashing up music and video games, there are few names bigger than Rock Band. With nearly a dozen iterations under their belt (everything from Lego: Rock Band to The Beatles: Rock Band came out in 2009) it was only a matter of time until the popular franchise went portable. And while they've already made an attempt to get in people's pockets with the PSP release Rock Band Unplugged, it took the iPhone's touch sensitive gameplay to pull out a win for handheld rock fanatics everywhere
  • The Sims 3 Review
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    • iOS
    The Sims 3 Review

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    How do you fit an entire life in your pocket? It's a tough question, but it's one that The Sims 3 needs to answer. Bringing the best selling video game franchise of all time to the iPhone is a big challenge, even for EA. From birth to death and all of the relationships, careers and home furnishings that happen in between, The Sims is known for its epic scope. Can all of that really fit onto a portable device?
  • Trivial Pursuit Review
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    • iOS
    Trivial Pursuit Review

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    As an absolute trivia nerd, I met the announcement of Trivial Pursuit for the iPhone with both excitement and dread. Trivia nerds around the world agree, there are two things that Trivial Pursuit is known for; insanely difficult questions and creating a fantastic group experience. But the iPhone is aimed at keeping things simple, and generally focuses on the single player. Could EA somehow overcome these cross-purposes and make a great portable trivia experience despite this situation?
  • Yahtzee Adventures Review
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    • iOS
    Yahtzee Adventures Review

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    Bringing their "Family Game Night" concept to video game audiences is something that Hasbro has been trying to succeed with over the past few years, and it's met with mixed results. While games like Jenga World Tour and Operation Mania were flops, recent releases like Monopoly and Trivial Pursuit have been meeting with moderate success, both critically and commercially. Could Yahtzee, a simple game that combines dice and poker rules, really offer the level of depth and replayability that so many gamers demand nowadays? Much to my surprise, the answer is a resounding yes.
  • Snood Review
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    • iOS
    Snood Review

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    Let's start this iPhone game review with a fun little quiz to test your vocabulary and your game trivia knowledge. What is a 'Snood'?