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As I type this, snow is falling outside my window. It must be getting close to the end of the year! And we all know what that means - it's time for our end of the year wrap up! Starting today, and every weekday in December, Gamezebo will be posting up a retrospective on the year that was. Today we look back at some of the top card and board games that made their way to the digital world.Where’s My Water? Boiling Point update now live
Disney's Where's My Water? was a surprising charmer when it came out earlier this year. Now, the game's getting even better, thanks to its new update, titled "Boiling Point." This addition includes new levels, new collectibles, and new gameplay mechanics.Games of the Month – November 2011
Like every month here at Gamezebo, November brought us 30 days that were simply chock-a-block with reviews. With so many games for consumers to choose from, we let you know what was good, what was bad, and what was downright ugly. "But which games," you might be asking, "were the very best?" We're glad you asked!Why Top Eleven is a great example of cross-platform gaming
Cross-platform gaming is primed to be the next big thing. And the concept of playing the same game no matter what device you're on is certainly a intriguing possibility. Problem is, we're not quite there yet. Often when a Facebook game gets ported to mobile, or vice versa, the two games don't speak to one another. You can slay zombies on both Facebook and iOS with Zombie Lane, for instance, but you can't slay the same zombies, as progress isn't shared between the two versions.Nordeus' soccer management game Top Eleven, on the other hand, is a solid example of how to do cross-platform gaming right. The new mobile version of the game doesn't have everything the Facebook version does, but instead it offers up a supplementary experience that greatly enhances playing the game.Rovio impersonator wreaks havoc on Android Market
We've all heard of people being the victims of identity theft, but it turns out that game developers/publishers can also be victims. Don't believe me? Just go ask Rovio about it.Call of Cthulhu development team gets into the holiday spirit with Cthulhu Christmas Calendar
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Imagine you're a seasoned developer that's toiling away tirelessly on your new studios' first game. Now imagine that it's Christmas, and you're feeling a tad silly. What's the best way to relieve some of that pent up development stress while keeping in the holiday spirit? By creating a cutesy holiday app, of course!Monday Morning Quarterback: the consumer’s role in videogame plagiarism
There's been a lot of talk in the game development community recently about plagiarism. That is, creating and selling a game that's essentially a rehash of another. Cloning. Some argue that it's simply standard practice. Others believe it's immoral and detrimental to games as a whole. But I, like most of us, don't have to deal with these conflicts. I don't make games, I simply enjoy them. But do I have a responsibility in this as well? If I support a so-called plagiarized game, am I doing the medium I love harm?Apple removes Big Fish Games subscription app from App Store
Well that didn't take long. Earlier today we learned that Big Fish Games had become the first developer in Apple's App Store to use a subscription-based service for games, giving users Netflix-style access to content for a monthly fee. Now the app has been taken down.