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  • Jackpot Match-Up: Penny’s Vegas Adventure Review
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    Jackpot Match-Up: Penny’s Vegas Adventure Review

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    Poor Penny. Her nasty boss at the paper factory fires her just for throwing her co-worker a piñata party, so our hapless heroine decides to pack her bags, beloved dog and last $200, and head to Las Vegas to try her luck.But don't be fooled -- Jackpot Match-Up: Penny's Vegas Adventure isn't a craps simulation, roulette wheel or poker game - instead, it's a fun three-in-a-row puzzler with casino-like sights and sounds.
  • LEGO Bricktopia Tips & Tricks Walkthrough
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    • PC
    LEGO Bricktopia Tips & Tricks Walkthrough

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    Check out our Tips & Tricks for LEGO Bricktopia:Click to bump the ball with your paddle. This will speed up the ball and help you knock out more blocks with each bounce. However, a faster moving ball is also more difficult to keep in play, so bump wisely. Each Super Paddle Bump will earn you five easy points. Super paddle bump by charging the paddle before you hit the ball. Just click the mouse and hold it for a few seconds before you release it. Remember to right click and store your bricks on...
  • LEGO: Bricktopia Review
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    LEGO: Bricktopia Review

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    Kids of all ages love LEGOs... even those who refuse to admit they've grown up.So it's no surprise Large Animal Games, creator of the critically-acclaimed Saints & Sinners Bowling, has joined forces with the world-famous toy manufacturer to bring audiences LEGO: Bricktopia.The best arcade-style block-basher we've laid eyes (or sweating palms) upon in a long time, the title isn't just a clever fusion of branding and brilliant play mechanics. It's also an instant classic in its own right.Forget everything you think you know about the genre.
  • LEGO Bricktopia Preview
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    LEGO Bricktopia Preview

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    Take a classic arcade game, marry it with a world-renowned toy brand and then toss in ton of new features and you'll end up with LEGO: Bricktopia. Based on the familiar Breakout or Arkanoid games from the early '80s, players control a paddle that moves horizontally along the bottom of the screen. Your goal is to keep a bouncing ball from touching the bottom as it breaks apart multi-colored bricks above; removing all the bricks from the screen lets you advance to the next level.