‘True Skate’ Getting Four(!) New Skateparks Starting Early Next Year, Here’s a Look at One of Them
True Axis’ fantastic skateboarding simulation True Skate ($1.99) has been pretty well taken care of since its initial release in …
True Axis’ fantastic skateboarding simulation True Skate ($1.99) has been pretty well taken care of since its initial release in …
One of my favorite little gems released for iOS this year is Pixel Licker Games and FDG Entertainment’s Slayin ($0.99). …
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Poor, old Mega Man. Although he’s one of gaming’s longest-running and most prolific icons, he’s surely seen his ups and …
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When One Man Left released Tilt to Live 2: Redonkulous ($2.99) a few weeks back, the long-awaited sequel to one …
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Have you ever found yourself playing a great strategy game and thought to yourself, “All this carnage and killing is …
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The vast majority of virtual or interactive pet games might offer a fun, regular distraction of caring for something without …
Continue reading “‘Clumsy Ninja’ Review – This Interactive Ninja Has Some Real Smooth Moves”
Ever since Super Mario Kart on the Super Nintendo earned a place in pop culture’s archive as a true gaming …
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Back in the day when our brains were just in their formative years and we didn’t have a mobile, touchscreen …
If for some strange reason you don’t have BeaverTap Games’ Mikey Shorts ($1.99) yet, here’s your chance. We reviewed it …
Continue reading “Freebie Alert: ‘Mikey Shorts’ Goes Free, ‘Mikey Hooks’ Gets 50% Price Cut”
These days, there are so many games in the “naked guy riding a bicycle through an icy wonderland” genre that …
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