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Back in my day, all a hardened gambler needed in the morning was a cigarette and a glass of scotch. These days, you kids have it easy with your iPhones and fake gambling and fancy breakfast foods! Pancakes and real maple syrup? Feh!
So...yeah, a fake slot machine themed around breakfast. Makes… read app review
Lightning is nothing to be laughed at, but it's a heck of a lot of fun in small packages--well, maybe not to those on the other end of a static shock. The same is true of Jack Everitt's cool app, Volt. It's lightning, contained in your iPhone to be unleashed on unsuspecting victims.
To… read app review
When I was a kid, jigsaw puzzles were a big family bonding activity, but these days, I tend to prefer puzzles with a little more abstract thinking, or ones I can use to drive my colorblind boyfriend batty. That's where games like Chromixa come in. An artistically quirky twist on jigsaw puzzles, in… read app review
Men garbed in black are intriguing, mysterious, and often irresistible. For instance, ninjas are men of mystery that have held the intrigue of many over the years. They've been depicted in films, starred as the protagonist in novels, and even been impersonated. So it makes sense that these men of mystery become… read app review
Perms, mullets, shoulder pads, and bright neon clothing were things meant to stay forgotten after their bout of popularity in the 80's. But there were a few wonderful things that originated in the 80's: Pac Man, Super Mario Bros., Tetris, and Donkey Kong to name a few. The pixelated animations of these… read app review
I suspect I'm not the only one who doesn't really care for real-life fishing, but still loves fishing games. Usually I like them best as a relaxing, little, minigame diversion, instead of the meat and potatoes of the action, but my recent dip into Gameloft's Fishing Kings may force me to rethink that opinion.
Fishing… read app review
Shooting games? They aren't really my favorite type of app. I've never been a card carrying member of the NRA nor will I ever be one. And usually when a shooting game comes up in queue that I have to review, I don't exactly become super excited. So when I tested… read app review
iPhone-using manga-enthusiasts, rejoice! For now, there exists an app that syncs with onemanga.com--a site that any otaku worth their salt has bookmarked--to bring you the latest in scanlated/scanned Japanese graphic novels. All it takes is one download (or if you want the full experience, two) and an Internet connection.
Upon launch, the Catalog tab… read app review
It's understandable to be a little more cautious with your social networking profiles nowadays...or maybe you're just too lazy to take a photo and put it up. Whatever your reason for having an avatar instead of a photo, Dadako Studios has an app that can help with making one: Facemakr!
Tap the Let's Start… read app review
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