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ilomilo Review
Every now and again an independent game comes along that totally reshapes your perceptions of what video games are capable of. Unlike AAA titles that take advantage of high powered budgets to create an
Read More »Ubergridder Review
Ubergridder asks a question that many gamers would likely have never thought to ask: what if you put Pac-man in space? The first title out of indie developer Badger Punch Games answers this by
Read More »Why We Play Video Games
I was browsing the One A Day blog (which you all should be reading regardless of your opinions on video games) and stumbled upon LJ Vicker’s post about why she hates video games. Although
Read More »Curse Of The Crescent Isle Review
Where many games in the Indie Marketplace mine retro rpgs for modern fun, Curse Of The Crescent Isle looks to platformers for its source material. The first game developed solely by xbox LIVE user
Read More »Daily Gaming News: December 31st
We're almost out of the woods on the sleepy post-Christmas period for the video game industry. To cap it off and wish you a happy new year, we've got a trailer for CardMon Heroes
Read More »I Thought The New Uncharted 3 Trailers Were Lame, Am I Still A Real Gamer?
There’s a phrase in gaming that is tossed around internet forums which grates on me like nails on a chalk board. It is a seemingly innocuous phrase that comes up every now and again
Read More »Daily Gaming Update December 28th
As we near the end of the post holiday coma, we've got some news both big and small for you today. There's everything from Pokemon trailers to Uncharted 3 gameplay, and even something for
Read More »Raskulls Review
As the middle child of the Games For The Holidays promotion, some might expect Raskulls to be a letdown, especially after A World of Keflings’ impressive debut last week. If you were one of
Read More »Daily Gaming News: December 27th
Christmas is over and the gaming world is slowly waking up from it's eggnog induced slumber. Unsurprisingly, today's news came out at a snail's pace and only included the announcement of the final participant
Read More »Kozu Review
As a dual-stick shooter coming out only one week after Score Rush, Running Pixels’ Kozu has a high bar to clear. To some extent, Kozu does approach Xona Games’ superb shooter by delivering an
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