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  • Need for Speed Most Wanted Review
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    • Android
    • iOS
    Need for Speed Most Wanted Review

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    I wonder if the people from EA and Firemonkeys hang out and go camping and stuff. They must be close in some capacity, as Need For Speed: Most Wanted marks the fourth entry in the Need For Speed series that Firemonkeys has adapted for iOS. Just close your eyes and try to picture EA CEO John Riccitello walking hand-in-hand with a monkey engrossed in flames, both of them gazing upward at a beautiful sunset. Not so farfetched, right? Right?
  • Car Town Streets Preview
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    • iOS
    Car Town Streets Preview

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    Cars have thoughts, feelings, and dreams. Cars need to roam free, gallop across the plains, and rear in the morning sunlight. Cars need you to play with them, but they can't deal with being confined to the web. That's why Car Town Streets, a new social game based on the popular Car Town franchise, is coming to iOS. Run, little coupes! Run and be free!
  • Dragon Skies Preview
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    • iOS
    Dragon Skies Preview

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    We all know that Vikings were brawny dudes with a thing for rowboats, and that they probably landed on the shores of North America ages before Columbus found his way out of his mother's womb (he got lost during that excursion, too). But here's a little Viking tidbit that's been coming to the fore a lot lately: on top of everything else they could do, Vikings were righteous dragon-trainers. If you don't believe it, try re-living history with Dragon Skies, a mobile dragon-raising game that honestly has nothing to do with history at all.
  • Crazy Taxi Review
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    • iOS
    Crazy Taxi Review

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    Crazy Taxi is a game that's always held a special place in my heart.  When people talk about the frenzied, accessible gameplay of days gone by, my mind often goes to the days I'd plunk quarter after quarter into Crazy Taxi at the arcades.  Then later, I'd sink hour after hour into the Dreamcast release.  Even as recently as Steam's Big Picture release last month, I found myself getting back behind the wheel of a taxi cab.  So when SEGA tipped us off about an iOS release, you'd better believe I jumped at the chance to check it out.
  • Carnage Racing Preview
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    • iOS
    Carnage Racing Preview

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    Jagex, the studio behind the enduringly popular MMORPG Runescape, is taking its first journey into the wide world of social gaming. The result, called Carnage Racing, is a driving game with mind-blowing graphics. Given that Facebook games still primarily feature static images and big-headed cartoon characters, the console-quality visuals in Carnage Racing need to be seen to be believed.
  • StreetRally Review
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    StreetRally Review

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    It's hard to be too fast or too furious while sitting in front of your computer (unless you're furious at your computer), but you can do some drifting through Tokyo, Miami and several other major cities right on Facebook. Hypester's StreetRally will have you squealing tires with the best of them while racing against live and AI opponents, though this street racing experience is missing just a bit of authenticity.
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    • iOS
    Indestructible Review

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    "Indestructible" is a curious title for this game, as it might lead one to go in thinking that they are, in fact, indestructible. But perhaps it is more of an objective, because as it is from the start, you are indeed quite destructible.
  • Indestructible Preview
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    Indestructible Preview

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    In case you hadn't noticed, most of the free/social game offerings on the App Store ask you to perform peaceful tasks, like farming or raising candy-colored unicorns. But sometimes nature calls on us to wreck stuff. We all struggle daily with our inborn desire to get behind the wheel and participate in an impromptu demolition derby. It's not an urge you can sate in real life because harming people and property is uncool, but at least Glu has you covered on iOS. Indestructible is a driving/demolition game that satisfies your desire to tear metal without actually hurting anyone.