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The Hookshot bundle watch
Rebel: It’s my favourite PlayStation Mobile launch title!
I'm not sure you can say Super Crate Box either, since that feels like cheating. Kind of.
Review: Drop7’s secret mode – without any real spoilers regarding Drop7’s secret mode
PlayStation Mobile – the mystery is solved!
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Football sims and the fallacy of realism
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So what exactly *is* PlayStation Mobile?
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Clumsy Pirates almost set my house on fire
Piracy forces Dead Trigger to go free-to-play on Android
Despite this success, many game developers remain cool about the platform - not least because of the alleged high levels of piracy.
Hookshot Inc. takes a look at how the problem has impacted Dead Trigger.
HueBrix – a puzzle game about paths
Some puzzle games are so fiendishly simple, you just think, oh lord, why didn't I think about that? We've all done it with Tetris, right? Why didn't we think of that? What's WRONG with us? It's just shapes falling down the screen. Just shapes...
HueBrix is just a collection of colour squares inside a grid. You're about to think it again.
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Cor! It’s Legends of Yore
We're a bit late to it, actually, so you probably are playing it already.
Damn.
Upgrade Soul – the graphic novel with a game engine
As the Kindle phenomenon gathers pace (it’s still gathering pace, right?), and the idea of interactive novels hits the mainstream courtesy of Sony’s freshly announced Wonderbook, the idea of engaging with fiction through the screen is becoming ever more acceptable. I’ve seen some lovely iOS examples of interactive fiction – the Headspin Storybook, Flip, Alice: Madness Returns – but they’re often extremely short and more interested in touchscreen tricks than story content.
Upgrade Soul is different. Written by illustrator Ezra Claytan Daniels and developed by media artist Erik Loyer, it follows an elderly couple who volunteer... read more
Hey Civ! We played Canabalt for 10 years, too.

