Review: Data Jammers: Fast Forward (PC)

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Taking metaphorical things literally deserves a great deal of points for ingenuity. Creating an entire game around such a concept deserves even more. Data Jammers: Fast Forward is a very pleasant game in theory; it’s a game whose design is at core intelligent and witty. The team from Digital Eel…

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Review: Data Jammers: Fast Forward (PC)

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Taking metaphorical things literally deserves a great deal of points for ingenuity. Creating an entire game around such a concept deserves even more. Data Jammers: Fast Forward is a very pleasant game in theory; it’s a game whose design is at core intelligent and witty. The team from Digital Eel…

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Review: Havoc (iPhone)

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Dinoroar Interactive have produced a cute, challenging, entertaining but overall fairly average game in Havoc. When you break it down the basic premise is to walk along a straight path and throw rocks at various objects in an attempt to get a high score. Obviously its a little more complicated…

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Review: Havoc (iPhone)

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Dinoroar Interactive have produced a cute, challenging, entertaining but overall fairly average game in Havoc. When you break it down the basic premise is to walk along a straight path and throw rocks at various objects in an attempt to get a high score. Obviously its a little more complicated…

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Review: Beat Hazard Ultra (PSN)

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They say that music is the only true international language and I fully believe it. There’s something about music that is unlike anything else, some undeniable quality that everyone across the globe can identify with. No matter what style of music you’re listening to, there are commonalities between them that…

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Review: Beat Hazard Ultra (PSN)

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They say that music is the only true international language and I fully believe it. There’s something about music that is unlike anything else, some undeniable quality that everyone across the globe can identify with. No matter what style of music you’re listening to, there are commonalities between them that…

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Review: Avatar Panic (XBLIG)

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Milkstone Studios’ Avatar Panic is a super simple game that’s amazingly fun and addictive to play. It’s also one of the multitude of indie titles that uses your avatar as an… avatar. When you think about it, shouldn’t there be more bigger budget titles that make use of the Avatars?…

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Review: Avatar Panic (XBLIG)

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Milkstone Studios’ Avatar Panic is a super simple game that’s amazingly fun and addictive to play. It’s also one of the multitude of indie titles that uses your avatar as an… avatar. When you think about it, shouldn’t there be more bigger budget titles that make use of the Avatars?…

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Review: Shantae: Risky’s Revenge (iPad)

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Well, there we go: the iPad can do hardcore platformers well. Shantae has just proven that. While we’ve already seen the likes of Nyx Quest and Max and the Magic Marker make the move to the iPad nicely, those games were relatively simple as platform experiences go, with a minimum…

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