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  • Jet Trains Review
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    Jet Trains Review

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    Jet Trains certainly looks the part of a track-switching puzzle-esque train game. But make no mistake, there's little (if any) brain-teasing going on here. This is a racing game first and foremost. Granted, it's a fairly unorthodox racing game featuring linear tracks and steam engines, but it's a racing game nonetheless. One that can be surprisingly addictive once it gets its hooks in, which doesn't take long.
  • Flashout 3D Review
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    Flashout 3D Review

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    Let's take a moment to relive that golden day in 1995 when Wipeout was released for the PlayStation.  The air smells so good here, doesn't it?  We've got a brand new console with a gorgeous F-Zero-style racer, but everything's been kicked up a notch: speed, graphics, maneuverability.  And now there are weapons!  Mines and missiles and electro-bolts, oh my.  I'm never leaving my house again.
  • Car Town Streets Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    Car Town Streets Walkthrough

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    Car Town Streets by Cie Games is an adorable and engaging game where cars run the town and you run the cars! Build the town, purchase cars or search for abandoned cars to restore and upgrade. Give your cars a place to work and watch the money roll in. As you level up you will be able to purchase, find or restore up to sixty elaborate cars, thirty five of which are from licensed manufacturers. Gamezebo's quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.
  • Car Town Streets Review
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    • iOS
    Car Town Streets Review

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    So I hear that these "freemium" games are getting fairly popular. Especially on Facebook. One such game is apparently called Car Town, and it involves players managing their own garage and racing their friends. Since then it's been expanded into Car Town Streets, offering the same adorable vehicles and races with the addition of town building. And now all the automotive cuteness has come to the iPhone.
  • Carnage Racing Review
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    • iOS
    Carnage Racing Review

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    There were times during my playthrough of Carnage Racing when I had to remind myself that I was playing a Facebook game. As some of you may know, I've long been an advocate of the platform's legitimacy and a fan of its slow emancipation from simple designs of games like FarmVille -- but playing Primal Carnage felt like making the shift from learning how to drive to flying to the moon within the span of 24 hours. It's all here, console racing fans: weapon powerups, competitive multiplayer (against real opponents!), and a host of upgrade options.
  • Dragon Skies Walkthrough
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    • iOS
    Dragon Skies Walkthrough

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    Dragon Skies is a dragon habitat simulation game from Breaktime Studios. In this game, you will be asked to build and maintain a habitat for dragons to live, grow, and breed while making them stronger and better every day. Being able to create a successful habitat means having the knowledge necessary first, and with Gamezebo's quick start guide you'll have all of the extra information you need including tips, tricks and walkthroughs.
  • Jet Trains Preview
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    • iOS
    Jet Trains Preview

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    Growing up, I had a pretty intense fascination with trains. Something about their massive size and cacophonous horns appealed to me, and as such I owned quite a few miniature ones. This is something I think a lot of people can relate to, as most youngsters I meet even now seem to have an affinity for all things locomotive. Developer Realore Games is looking to take advantage of that universal love with Jet Trains, a frantic racing game featuring stunts, power-ups, and a dude named General Hellhoffen.
  • Dragon Skies Review
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    • iOS
    Dragon Skies Review

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    I never thought "dragon-raising" would be a term that would ever use to describe a well-established genre, but 14 months and a zillion games after the release of Backflip's DragonVale, it's become pretty clear that dragon games aren't going away anytime soon.  Most dragon-raising games suffer from the same problem - or more aptly, the problem of being too much the same.  Does Dragon Skies burn through this stagnant tradition with all the fire and fury dragons are known for?