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  • Command & Conquer Preview
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    Command & Conquer Preview

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    It's been a long time since the classic real-time strategy game Command & Conquer has seen itself in full form. 2010's Tibertian Twilight saw a drastic change in the classic format with the removal of resources and the additions with nodes, and the audience reception was an all-time low. To recuperate the series, EA announced Generals 2, a 2013 release that promised to return to the formula of old. Today, EA made another big announcement of change regarding the series, but this one might be for the better. 
  • Dragon Age Legends Review
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    Dragon Age Legends Review

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    Electronic Arts' EA2D studios recently asked why no one's really ever made a decent turn-based RPG for Facebook. And, finding no suitable answer, set out to make just that. The offspring of this wild endeavor is Dragon Age: Legends, which could be dismissed as mere promotional tripe were it not for the game's obvious complexity. Within moments, Legends reveals itself as a rich and sprawling game—full of surprises and tiny innovations—and EA2D's so taken with this little project that the studio has taken to calling it "the first real game on Facebook."
  • Lord of Ultima Review
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    Lord of Ultima Review

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    Free-to-play MMOs are all the rage these days, with titles like Farmville and Evony getting tons of people hooked on their virtual worlds. As a result, it's not surprising to see Electronic Arts trying to horn in on the multi-billion dollar market with Lord of Ultima, a browser-based strategy/simulation title that gets a surprising amount of stuff right.
  • Auditorium Review
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    Auditorium Review

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    For almost a year, Auditorium has swirled around the internet as a great Flash game that generated a lot of grassroots gamer buzz. The experience of manipulating light into sound that got millions of hits online is now a full-fledged release, coming to multiple platforms. The iPhone version of Auditorium looks and plays a treat, but you don't quite get what you pay for.
  • Solitaire for Dummies Review
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    Solitaire for Dummies Review

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    Ah, Solitaire. How many times have I wiled away the hours with you when I should have been working? I'm sure I'm not the only one with this illustrious past with the old Windows standby. But Solitaire for Dummies shows that there are many different ways to play the game.Similar to the other Dummies titles from Beanbag Studios, Solitaire for Dummies is an easy way to learn many versions of the game. And boy, are the a lot of ways to play. The game offers ten different modes: Klondike, Pyramid, Scorpion, Penguin, Free Cell, Canfield, Yukon, Monte Carlo, Accordion and Golf.