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  • Best iPad Games of 2011
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    Best iPad Games of 2011

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    Like most Apple devices, it didn't take the iPad too long to shine. Only in its second year, the revolutionary tablet device saw plenty of great games in 2011. As we look back on the last year, lots of those great releases stand out as worthy of attention - but only five were good enough to make our Best of 2011 list.
  • Michael Jackson The Experience Review
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    • iOS
    Michael Jackson The Experience Review

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    When celebrities mesh with video games, it usually meets with disastrous results. Just look at what happened with Linkin Park, or Wesley Snipes. Michael Jackson, however, has had a pretty stellar history with the interactive medium. Remember SEGA's Moonwalker? Or Jacko's cameo in Space Channel 5? The tradition of great Jackson video games continues with the release of Michael Jackson: The Experience for the iPad.
  • Spellcraft: School of Magic Review
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    • iOS
    Spellcraft: School of Magic Review

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    A little bit of sorcery has come to iOS today in the form of the newly released SpellCraft from Appy. A role-playing game of sorts, the title combines elements of the older, core-gaming genre with those more reminiscent to the mobile and social spaces, such as moderate "farming." Though somewhat basic, it marks a nice change of pace from the constant deluge of simulation applications.
  • Batman Arkham City Lockdown Review
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    • iOS
    Batman Arkham City Lockdown Review

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    Batman Arkham City Lockdown borrows a few basic ideas from the Infinity Blade series, but is in no way a simple cookie cutter release. Rather than fighting an endless series of titans and waiting for a brief opening to attack, you're freakin' Batman. He's a master of all forms of combat - you didn't think he'd be the smaller dog in the fight, did you?
  • Theme Park Review
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    Theme Park Review

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    Ever since the iPhone launched, and especially on the iPad, these devices have been ripe for a simulation game like the PC classic Theme Park. While the thought of having Theme Park on these devices seems like it would gel well, this freemium offering from EA is severely dumbed down in every area, and relies heavily on very expensive premium items.
  • MacGuffin’s Curse Preview
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    • PC
    MacGuffin’s Curse Preview

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    Brawsomehas released the official trailer for its upcoming puzzle adventure MacGuffin's Curse,which should be coming out on PC, Mac, and iOS in early 2012. Check it out below:
  • Mailmen Preview
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    • iOS
    Mailmen Preview

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    When it comes to jobs involving stealth tactics, "mailman" probably isn't a word that comes to mind. But delivering mail is more dangerous than you might expect, thanks to the insane number of guard dogs that would like nothing better than to make you into a tasty snack. Ayopa Games' and Sandstorm Interactive's upcoming puzzle/stealth game for the iPad Mailmen is set to demonstrate just how hazardous (and how fun) the job can be.
  • Fruit Ninja sequel in the works, not what you’re expecting
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    Fruit Ninja sequel in the works, not what you’re expecting

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    All right, everyone. I need you to sit down for a moment. I've got big news: There's going to be a sequel to Fruit Ninja. Well, OK, that's not actually the crazy part of this story. The crazy part is that the newly formed Halfbrick team in Sydney will be developing the game, and it sounds like it will be radically different than anything the series has seen before.