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  • Nick Chase and the Deadly Diamond Review
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    Nick Chase and the Deadly Diamond Review

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    The noir genre of film and literature is packed full of great, famous hard-boiled detective characters, not one of whom I can actually name. My tastes run more toward guys like Tracer Bullet and Flint Paper, private dicks who somehow manage to perfectly skewer the genre by doing nothing but remaining unerringly true to it. For awhile, it looked like Nick Chase would take his place among that esteemed company, but when all was said and done there wasn't quite enough gum on his shoes to put him over the top.
  • Nick Chase and the Deadly Diamond Walkthrough
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    • PC
    Nick Chase and the Deadly Diamond Walkthrough

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    Welcome to Gamezebo's strategy guide for Nick Chase and the Deadly Diamond. General Information Main Menu The profile selection allows you to add new players and delete current players. Select the Add button to create a new profile or click the bin icon to delete a player from the list. Up to six player profiles can be created. Select OK to select a new profile or Cancel to exit the window with the previously chosen profile. The Play button starts the game with the currently selected ...
  • Zeal Review
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    • PC
    Zeal Review

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    Ever considered a career in publishing? Zeal has you playing a magazine editor for a popular woman's magazine by the same name. It's half hidden object, half assorted mini-games, with most of your work involving cleaning up page layouts for print.You play as Amy, who is presumably starting a new job, since she gets a cellphone call telling her she's late for her first day of work. Her career involves acting as an editor for Zeal with the help of a few quirky coworkers. The text dialog speed is way too fast to catch all of the story, and I consider myself a fast reader, so this is a bit frustrating. Anyhow, there's very little said, so it's not really that important.