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Neilie's loved video games since she was a kid. After earning a graduate degree and spending years in the Bay Area game industry, she now spends all her time writing about the business she loves.

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Puzzle game Big Brain Wolf takes the “bad” out of the Red Riding Hood story

Some folks may think all Canada has to offer is snow, moose and universal healthcare but they also make some damn fine games. Quebec developer Frima...
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Music game “Auditorium” offers a beautifully abstract take on puzzle gaming

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The somewhat dully-named Auditorium is a game that challenges players to use a graphically musical “flow” to fill onscreen audio...
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Platformer “Lost Winds: Winter of the Melodias” adds value to the WiiWare library

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RPG “Adventures to Go” goes gold...finally

It's several months late but despite sounding like something that should come with an order of fries, the new RPG Adventures to Go is shaping up to be...
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David Bowie comes to LEGO Rock Band

LEGO. Rock Band. Two of the hottest properties in gaming today. This Christmas, TT Games in partnership with Harmonix and Backbone Entertainment, is...
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Exor Studios' “Zombie Driver” makes driving games meatier

This year Polish game developer Exor Studios brings us a fresh (or should I say “rotten) new genre—the zombie driving game. That makes it...
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Review: Nancy Drew Dossier: Resorting to Danger

No one would question squeaky-clean detective Nancy Drew's propriety but let's face it; the girl gets around. During her cases she's braved Canadian...
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Game culture infiltrates the fine art world via the Laguna Art Museum

It feels like it’s been a long time coming but at long last, the highbrow art world is starting to recognize the amazing work being done by...
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Playstation Network holding a casting call for aspiring sweat shop workers

OK, it's not literally sweat shop work, but according to many QA veterans, game testing often bears more than a passing resemblance to it. That said,...
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Casual title “Enlightenus” adds a new angle to the hidden object game

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Hidden object games are the bread and butter of the casual game market—wait—match threes are actually more dominant so maybe hidden object...
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