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  • Mini Motor Racing Review
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    Mini Motor Racing Review

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    It's true that there are more than enough racing games available on iOS devices, and there more than a million ways that people try to set their games apart from the pack. The group behind Mini Motor Racing went for the seldom used but always successful "just make it awesome" approach that eschews gimmicks and showers you in a good time.
  • ForestVille now on Canadian App Store
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    ForestVille now on Canadian App Store

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    When most people think of Canada, thoughts of lumberjacks and evergreens can quickly cloud the mind. It's somewhat appropriate, then, than Zynga's upcoming mobile game ForestVille has just made an early debut on the Canadian App Store.
  • Monday Morning QB: Microsoft finally announces Windows App Store, but is it little, too late?
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    Monday Morning QB: Microsoft finally announces Windows App Store, but is it little, too late?

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    Microsoft finally announced they are launching their own iTunes-competitor for PC apps within its upcoming Windows 8 operating system (see related article: Gamasutra). The Windows App Store is slated to be released in beta in February 2012, and will allow users to buy games, apps, ebooks, digital magazines, within app, subscriptions, and in app purchases. But is it a case of too little, too late? In the past, Microsoft was successful using its monopoly in the Windows OS to buy, copy, and cheat it's way to win in new markets.
  • Word Trick Review
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    Word Trick Review

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    Fumbling over words has never been this fun. Outplay Entertainment's Word Trick doesn't reinvent the Scrabble formula, but its subtle changes and additions make this a must-play for any and all Facebook gamers.
  • Six-Guns Review
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    Six-Guns Review

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    When Six-Guns was first revealed, it looked amazing. Gameloft promised an experience like Rockstar's Wild West opus, Red Dead Redemption, except on iOS, complete with an open world to explore, crazy gunfights, and top-notch production values. In some ways Gameloft makes good on this pledge, but Six-Guns also misses the mark in a lot of places where it counts.
  • MinoMonsters for Mobile Review
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    MinoMonsters for Mobile Review

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    Just like its Facebook counterpart, the mobile version of MinoMonsters is simply a Pokemon game that isn't developed by Nintendo. Actually, simple is a good way to describe the game, as much of the complexity that Nintendo's series is known for has been stripped away. The story, game world, and even much of the strategy is gone. What you're left with is an admittedly very pretty game, but one that's ultimately unsatisfying.