Review: Duck Duck Quack (iPad)

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I like Namco Bandai’s approach to the iOS platforms. Bird Zapper, a game it released last year, was a cheerful little twist on the match-3 formula and brought an often underdone genre real production values. Duck Duck Quack is a similar story. It’s a cute little take on the Zuma-style…

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Review: Run Roo Run (iPad)

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Run Roo Run is how cheap iPhone and iPad games work when they’re done well. There’s no guarantee that this will reach the same esteem as Angry Birds or Flight Control, but it certainly deserves to. It’s a simple premise. There’s a Kangaroo, and he’s chasing after his buddy, who…

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Review: Run Roo Run (iPad)

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Run Roo Run is how cheap iPhone and iPad games work when they’re done well. There’s no guarantee that this will reach the same esteem as Angry Birds or Flight Control, but it certainly deserves to. It’s a simple premise. There’s a Kangaroo, and he’s chasing after his buddy, who…

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Review: Kinectimals (iPad)

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How’s this for an admission; Microsoft releasing games on the iPad. Never mind that there are Windows tablets on the way; the iPad has Kinectimals, which links in with your virtual pet on the Microsoft Kinect to boot. The only problem is, while the game is charming enough, it fails…

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Review: Kinectimals (iPad)

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How’s this for an admission; Microsoft releasing games on the iPad. Never mind that there are Windows tablets on the way; the iPad has Kinectimals, which links in with your virtual pet on the Microsoft Kinect to boot. The only problem is, while the game is charming enough, it fails…

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Review: Six Guns (iPad)

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Gameloft has, with Six Guns, descended into a level of game development depravity so low there should be a circle of hell reserved just for it. The game is so cynical that it’s genuinely insulting to anyone who downloads it. Nominally it’s a free game to download and play, but…

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Review: Six Guns (iPad)

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Gameloft has, with Six Guns, descended into a level of game development depravity so low there should be a circle of hell reserved just for it. The game is so cynical that it’s genuinely insulting to anyone who downloads it. Nominally it’s a free game to download and play, but…

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Review: F1 2011 (iPad)

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When I reviewed last year’s official F1 game on the iPad, F1 2010, I had one big criticism; there was no one to race against. It was a time-trial only affair, and as such playing it felt very much like a watered-down iPad cash in. F1 2011 has fixed that. There…

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