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  • Where’s My Water? Boiling Point update now live
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    Where’s My Water? Boiling Point update now live

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    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.
  • Saving Yello Review
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    Saving Yello Review

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    I've never wanted to torment an animal. That said, I feel a little bad now, since I just had a lot of fun abusing Yello. You see, Yello is the goldfish who stars in Saving Yello, a new physics puzzler from Tactile Entertainment. After flinging the little guy all over the place -as well as freezing him, setting him on fire, and blowing him up— I can safely say that this may be the only time that torturing a pet is acceptable entertainment.
  • NFL Pro 2012 Review
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    NFL Pro 2012 Review

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    Football has taken over baseball in recent years as the most popular sport in America, enrapturing everyone in the passion, hard hits, and amazing athleticism of its players. Gameloft has released a freemium NFL football simulation, NFL Pro 2012, to try and ensnare players that love the game of football. Unfortunately the freemium model, when combined with the game's many other flaws, makes NFL Pro 2012 a game most football fans will want to leave on the sidelines.
  • Games of the Month – November 2011
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    Games of the Month – November 2011

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    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!
  • Road Warrior Preview
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    Road Warrior Preview

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    It's been a while since Mad Max films were relevant to the world of pop culture, but with Mad Max 4: Fury Road now in production, the post-apocalyptic racing genre is starting to regain popularity. Case in point: the new Road Warrior game due out for iOS devices.
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    Delicious – Emily’s True Love Review

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    Reviewing any Delicious title is not easy, since there is only a limited number of praising adjectives and phrases - and in the end a review should not be mere advertisement, should it? Regardless, Delicious: Emily's True Love is no exception to the high quality we're used to in this series. In this newest release, the player not only sees Emily's own restaurant in Snuggford for the first time, but will also try to help her find her true love.
  • Why Top Eleven is a great example of cross-platform gaming
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    Why Top Eleven is a great example of cross-platform gaming

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    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.
  • Orczz Review
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    Orczz Review

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    Orczz is a tower defense-style game played out on a grid. You'll be defending your kingdom from invading orcs (or "Orczz") who will attack along one of five rows. You'll place units in those rows to stop the orcs from moving all the way across the screen and into your base. If all this sounds eerily similar to a horticulture-meets-undead-themed game you've played before, well... it's because they play very similarly.