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Reviews
Worth iTrying – iOS Titles You Might Like

By Jorge Figueiredo - December 11th, 2011

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I can’t believe that it is so close to Christmas! Where did the time go? Really – tell me. While you are coming up with theories, I will break down four neat little iOS titles that you might be interested in.

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Reviews
Worth iTrying – iOS Titles You Might Like

By Jorge Figueiredo - October 28th, 2011

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In true dueling-banjoes-type fashion, I am posting my lesser reviews for two iOS games just after Jayson posted his. That’s not to say that the games I reviewed are inferior to Mr. Young’s; on the contrary, the games are great! The first game is a spin on an old favourite; the second will have you spinning your iPod.

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Reviews
Worth iTrying – iOS Titles You Might Like

By Jorge Figueiredo - October 8th, 2011

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There are a steady stream of iOS apps that hit the App Store every day. Here are three that I have checked out recently that I would like to briefly touch upon. The first is really an update to an existing title; the second is an aquatic fighting game; and the third is a title that looks like a mix of old and new.

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Reviews
Worth iTrying – iOS Titles You Might Like

By Jorge Figueiredo - September 13th, 2011

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Here are four apps for iOS that might tickle your fancy. The first is a game the uses the motion-detecting capabilities of the iPod Touch. The second is an app that allows you to create unique music videos. The last two are old-school vertical scrolling shooters that are a lot of fun.

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Review
Galaxy Express

By Jorge Figueiredo - September 1st, 2011

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In a landscape as vast as the App Store, it is fairly easy to get lost trying to find a good puzzle game. This is not because of some sort of shortage of mind-twisting goodness. On the contrary; the problem is choosing from the near-overwhelming number of puzzle apps. In my opinion, Arctic Empire’s Galaxy Express stands just slightly above its peers, making it a good use of your personal processing cycles.

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Reviews
Worth iTrying – iOS Titles You Might Like

By Jorge Figueiredo - August 13th, 2011

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Here are two games for iOS that our readers might like. One is an old-school shooter while the other is an interesting take on dungeon crawling (which is on the cusp of being released). In this article I will take a closer look at each of these great little gems that will surely inspire you to hug your iOS device.

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Review
Mini Cafe

By Jorge Figueiredo - July 13th, 2011

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Mini Cafe, an iOS game from SGN (bought by MindJolt earlier this year), presents you with the challenge of running a restaurant. If you are the ambitious sort, you can try and expand your humble eatery into something a little more grand. This iOS-based restaurant sim is as fun as it is addictive.

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Review
Army of Darkness: Defense

By Jorge Figueiredo - May 20th, 2011

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I have never seen Sam Raimi’s Army Of Darkness (I seriously have no idea why); when the Army Of Darkness: Defence iOS game came out, I was mildly curious how it would play for someone whose familiarity with Bruce Campbell is based mostly on the sleeper hit Burn Notice.

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Review
The Day the Music Stopped

By Jorge Figueiredo - May 15th, 2011

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The youngest member of our staff enjoys a good game of Angry Birds from time to time, as do some of her friends. It blows me away that kids are so savvy to the religion of nerdery (read: technology). Despite this affinity to the Borg, I am a firm believer that they should engage in tactile learning (books are a great example). That being said, I am no iNazi; once in a while an app comes along that’s perfect for kids and strikes that perfect balance between entertainment and learning. The Day the Music Stopped is one such app.

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Review
Filth Fair

By Jorge Figueiredo - May 4th, 2011

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A while ago, we reviewed Toytek’s iOS game for the thinking person called The Ultimate Alphabet. Since then Toytek has put out one of the most suggestive-sounding titles that I have ever seen: Filth Fair.

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