Review: The Sims Social (Facebook)

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Frankly, The Sims should work as a Facebook game. The “real” game is little more than a Facebook game after all; it’s a game of daily routine, collecting virtual stuff and populating a little space with it. What it lacked to cement itself as a Facebook game proper is that…

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Review: FIFA 12 (iPad)

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Let’s get the usual argument about gaming on the iPad out of the way from the start; FIFA 12 is very comfortable to play with virtual buttons. On top of that, EA has been good enough to provide a way to pair an iPhone with an iPad via Bluetooth and…

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Review: FIFA 12 (iPad)

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Let’s get the usual argument about gaming on the iPad out of the way from the start; FIFA 12 is very comfortable to play with virtual buttons. On top of that, EA has been good enough to provide a way to pair an iPhone with an iPad via Bluetooth and…

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Review: Mercury Hg (PS3)

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Mercury Hg: Fun AND educational. Except not really. Why the developers and publishers decided to use their media releases to tout the “periodic table” structure that serves as Mercury’s branching level it was a very strange marketing decision indeed, as the only thing high school chemistry manages to teach many…

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Review: Mercury Hg (PS3)

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Mercury Hg: Fun AND educational. Except not really. Why the developers and publishers decided to use their media releases to tout the “periodic table” structure that serves as Mercury’s branching level it was a very strange marketing decision indeed, as the only thing high school chemistry manages to teach many…

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Review: Ubongo (iPad)

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The iPad has no shortage of really, really good board game adaptations, and indeed at times board games are now being specifically designed for Apple’s tablet without ever seeing a physical version. With that in mind, a middling board game such as Ubongo has its work cut out for it…

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