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  • Nimblebit’s next game a fantasy-filled departure from their usual
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    Nimblebit’s next game a fantasy-filled departure from their usual

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    If you own an iDevice of any sort, there's very little chance you haven't played a Nimblebit game. The three-man indie studio founded by brothers Ian and David Marsh is responsible for some of the most endearing free-to-play experiences around, including Pocket Frogs, Tiny Tower and the recent Pocket Planes. Well, folks, hold on tight to your wallets, because details of the next title have begun to eek out, and it looks adorable.
  • 140 Characters or less: 6 game-related Twitter feeds you should be following
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    140 Characters or less: 6 game-related Twitter feeds you should be following

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    Now I know what you're thinking, and the answer is no. We just met, and I'd like to stay friends for a little while. But seriously folks, I am in fact making a post about Twitter. Because far from being the hub for finding out what sandwich your favorite celebrity just ate, the micro-blogging platform has exploded into a place to keep in touch with relevant news from a personal angle.
  • Pocket Planes was originally Pocket Trains
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    Pocket Planes was originally Pocket Trains

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    It's not uncommon for a game to undergo dramatic changes before finally seeing release. Downloadable title I Am Alive, for example, began as a full retail release. Deadly Premonition? Totally started out as a PS2 game. It's no different in the realm of smartphones, and David Marsh of NimbleBit has revealed thatPocket Planes was originally going to be Pocket Trains.
  • Tiny Tower hits 10 million iOS downloads, gives away premium currency
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    Tiny Tower hits 10 million iOS downloads, gives away premium currency

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    Tiny Tower's not so tiny any more. Yesterday, Nimblebit's Ian Marsh took to his Twitter to make a startlingly big announcement: the game has now surpassed 10 million iOS downloads. And let's not forget that the game has recently launched on Android, too, so the combined number of downloads is no doubt even higher. So how does a developer celebrate such a milestone? With a giveaway, of course!
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    Zynga put Tiny Tower in a photocopier, Nimblebit noticed

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    Earlier today we brought exciting news from the Great White North - Zynga had released two brand new games on the Canadian App Store, and one of them seemed to be in the same vein as Tiny Tower. Since that time I've had a chance to go hands on with Dream Heights, and it turns out that it's less "the same vein" and more "blatant plagiarism."