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Soccer Superstars Review: Just for Kicks

Gamevil has been a consistent producer on the App Store with many quality titles.  Above Zenonia and Hyrbid Eternal Whisper, I would have to say Baseball Superstars has been my favorite game from then.  It featured a ton of content along with endless fun, and the cartoony atmosphere was just wonderful. So when they announced [...]

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Cubed Rally Racer Review: Life on the Edge… Literally

The phrase “living life on the edge” usually means that you’re living life… with a lot of risks.  You’re an undercover cop, an FBI agent; something that involves you almost getting killed a bazillion times.  And that’s exactly what Cubed Rally Racer portrays here: you dying or almost dying a bazillion quintillion times. The premise [...]

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X2 Soccer Review 2010: Is it really the best in the App Store?

Soccer was one of my favorite sports growing up, and I remember playing the sport all the way through elementary school and a little bit in junior high.  I couldn’t really explain why it was, just know that it was fun.  And I enjoyed it every single day: practices, games, all that free food. But [...]

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Pocket Creatures Review: A Companion with Personality

Pet simulators are no stranger to the electronic world. Pocket Creatures by Tactile Entertainment was released with the premise to become your newest best friend. Ever since Tamagotchis took the world by storm, developers have latched onto the fun that a fantasy pet can bring. And in truth, what they have to their advantage is [...]

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Crazy Test Review: Bring in the LOLCats

WarioWare was such a fun game back when the Gameboy was the ultimate craze among little ones (and still is).  While I can’t remember which system I played it on (most likely the Gameboy Advance or SP), I remember it was just plain fun with quick microgames that were fun for the whole family, which [...]

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Axion Review: Popular Korean RPG Comes West

Korean developer ZIO Interactive has released Axion for the iPhone. Axion is a port of the popular Korean mobile Action RPG Axion 2. Compared to its mobile counterpart, Axion has received a number of significant improvements for the iPhone, including updated graphics and interface, and gameplay adaptations to better suit Western RPG paradigms. The game [...]

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Linkin Park 8-bit Rebellion Review: Give me Reason

Linkin Park is one of the more popular rock bands in this day and age, a time when rock has been compromised by labeling artists such as Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber “rock”.  But Linkin Park hasn’t thoroughly been tainted by this corruption, although I never exactly took the time to listen and download his [...]

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1112 Episode 2 Review: Where in the world is Louis Everett?

When Agharta Studios first released 1112 Episode 1, they had the distinct honor of developing the first point and click adventure game exclusively for the iPod Touch and the iPhone. After much time, the much anticipated sequel, 1112 Episode 2, finally has been released into the App Store. While Episode 1 could get away with some [...]

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Mad O Ball 3D: Marble Rolling Fun?

Marble rolling puzzle games can be quite challenging and fun, but they can also be very frustrating for practically the same reasons if the controls are not just right.  Mad O Ball 3D brings marble rolling to the iDevices by using accelerometer controls to tilt and guide the marble through a variety of levels and challenges. Likes [...]

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Icarus-X Review: High on polish, short on personality

The vertical shooter is becoming a well-worn staple of the app store and for every worthy entry to the genre, a multitude of disposable titles conspire to bury them. One of the newer and more notable vertical shooters is The Quadsphere‘s Icarus-X. While many vertical shooters choose to be retro, Icarus-X embraces modern presentation with [...]



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