How does Gameloft and Ubisoft's PlayStation Vita version of Dungeon Hunter Alliance hold up? According to Kyle Bell from Game Freaks 365, "While there is plenty of action to be had and loot to collect, the overall package is decidedly generic and the quality mediocre. It tries to be a game like Dungeon Siege III and it’s not." More on Dungeon Hunter Alliance in the full review on Game Freaks 365.

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Fractal: Make Blooms not War is a puzzle game available on Mac, PC, and iPad that involves pushing hex shaped tiles to match six of a kind. The beautiful visual style and interesting gameplay make for a compelling combination.

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Yes it is Plants vs Zombies yet again on another system. But if it gets these kinds of scores I am not surprised by it. I actually find it to be pretty fun myself.

Maybe this will finally give them some incentive to make a sequel?

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"For people who actually play StarCraft, there are a lot of feature on offer that you may also like. For instance, if you are trying for a high APM (actions per minute in SC terms), the keyboard can be set so that as you progress in APM it will automatically change colour to whatever you set the different APM intervals at. Also, say if your base or units were under attack, you can set it so that at these times the keyboard will flash repeatedly as an alert to tell you something went tits up."

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"GamingUnion: "Back in 2010, Terry Cavanagh’s indie title VVVVVV hit Windows and Mac as a Flash-based title and wowed players and critics alike with numerous perfect 10/10 scores across the board. The game later came in a more native C++ version in 2011 with the release of the third Humble Indie Bundle which added a level editor and the ability to load player-created levels along with it. With the game’s release on the Nintendo eShop, handheld players will finally get to experience the game fo..."

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Max and the Magic Marker was re-created for the Nintendo DS from an iOS game on the iPhone. Nintendo has given up the system for dead, but third party publishers are still pumping out games. Does Max have any magic in him?

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