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  • Monday Morning Quarterback: Forget freemium, it’s all about gambling in 2012!
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    Monday Morning Quarterback: Forget freemium, it’s all about gambling in 2012!

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    Internet gambling (and perhaps gaming companies) got a huge present from Santa over the Christmas weekend, in the form of a Justice Department ruling that may open the door to legalizing Internet gambling.The Justice Department issued a legal opinion that the Wire Act of 1961, prohibiting wagering on telecommunication systems that cross state and national borders, does not apply to states selling lottery tickets to its citizens to adults within its own borders. Internet gambling is not yet legal, but the door is open. If you don't think this has an impact on the world on online and social gaming, then you're betting on the wrong horse.
  • Social Girl Walkthrough
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    Social Girl Walkthrough

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    Social Girl, developed by Crowdstar for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch, allows you to experience life as an incredibly popular girl! Have a blast as you make friends with the coolest girls in several kinds of cliques. Complete quests as you go out on dates with your boyfriend, buy amazing clothes, gossip, hang out with friends, and much more. Gamezebo's Social Girl quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
  • Tongue Tied Review
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    Tongue Tied Review

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    Even though it has been two years since it came out, iOS game developers are still chasing the model that Rovio laid down with their breakthrough hit, Angry Birds. Tongue Tied is a title that, while in an entirely different genre, owes much of its concept to Angry Birds and most definitely adds nothing new to an already mundane style of game.
  • Brink of Consciousness: Dorian Gray Syndrome Review
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    Brink of Consciousness: Dorian Gray Syndrome Review

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    I will just start by saying that I cannot recommend Dorian Gray Syndrome enough. This game does so much right, and while it does have its flaws, they are completely overshadowed by the story, artwork, voice acting and puzzles that the game has in store for you.
  • Games of the Year 2011
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    Games of the Year 2011

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    Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, children of all ages - it's the moment you've all been waiting for! After a solid month of looking at the good, the bad, and the ugly of 2011, we at Gamezebo have put together our picks for the 10 best games of 2011.
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    Scrubs Review

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    It's a pretty standard trope in hidden object games really. The setup that you need to find some very specific items in a location that it littered with junk. The floors and walls just covered in "stuff." I mean, that's what makes these games fun... digging through the trash to find the items you covet. Well the same is true in the new Scrubs HOG, which begs the question - who in their right mind lets a hospital get this filthy?
  • Best Hidden Gems of 2011
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    Best Hidden Gems of 2011

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    We review a lot of very good games at Gamezebo, and 2011 was no exception. Unfortunately, with the sheer number of games that come across our collective desks over the course of a year, some ultimately don't get the attention they deserve. Even excellent games can be forgotten. So, in an attempt to remedy this, we've picked out five hidden gems across all platforms. The kind of games that, despite our critical praise, managed to fall under the radar.
  • LostWinds Review
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    LostWinds Review

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    LostWinds was one of the first very good original WiiWare titles to hit the scene in 2008. The game blended a nice mixture of pleasant graphics and easy-to-use controls to provide a one-of-a-kind experience. Now it's near the end of 2011 and LostWinds is back in its entirety on iOS devices. While it hasn't aged as well as I thought it would (the problems are mostly due to control), the game's charm and tremendous style still stays intact.