The first time Lost Treasures of Infocom (Free) hit the scene it was 1991. The treasures weren’t actually all that …
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Mike Singleton’s The Lords of Midnight (Free) was originally released for the ZX Spectrum in 1984, on magnetic cassette tape. …
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The Walking Dead is starting to seem like quite the media empire, given its ever-growing pile of retellings. The Telltale …
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2012 had a lot of cool surprises and good games, as you’ve probably noticed. But not all of those good …
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So maybe the physical arcade is dead, but the spirit and experience of the arcade lives on in the App …
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I’ve always hated trying to categorize games into their different genres. Heck, not even in just games but music, movies, …
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While looking quite a bit different from each other on the surface, all of the shooters here actually have a …
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The platforming genre has been a staple of video games since Mario invaded our living rooms nearly three decades ago, …
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Fighting games have really emerged to become one of the most popular genres on iOS. If you had told me …
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Auto-runners have really found a home on iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. Built from the ground-up for portability, these games …
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