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Inspired by Pictionary, Scribble looks to get the whole family drawing. It’s promising over 1500 words, 17 categories, 5 modes, and more.

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Since 2009, Just Dance has continued to entertain millions. Yet I must confess that my experience with the series is very limited. Thankfully Jenn has dabbled with it some, and …
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It’s been a week since Nintendo’s Animal Crossing Direct, and we want to hear what PN fans think about the new update. Leave a comment or shoot us an email.

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SKIPMORE’s Fairune 2 has shed the mobile origins of its debut for 3DS exclusivity. Are you a fan of the original NES Legend of Zelda? If so, there’s a good …
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The Skylander games have succeeded, in part, by refining their proven formula with innovative touches. That’s the case with this newest entry, and its focus on creation. This 3D platformer …
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This review was written by PN contributor, James Colozzi.

Though nothing to write home to mom about, Tetraminos is a very well put together game. It’s Tetris with some twists.

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An awesome piece of gaming history could be yours with just a few simple clicks!

Last week we posted an interview about a previously lost SNES game, Socks the Cat. In …
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As a mobile demo, I think TITANS TOWER has potential to maintain short-term enjoyment as a fun, if overly simplistic vertical high score chaser. When said demo is ported to …
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The Question Block this week is seeking a broader range of content from PN fans and PNM readers. There’s certainly much to talk about of late. From the unveiling of …
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Splat!

Known mainly for their word titles, Lightwood Games has branched out with this 3DS eShop release. Splat the Difference puts a colorful take on familiar gameplay. It’s also packed …
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This is a condensed version of an interview conducted in person by PN contributor, James Colozzi.

For more fun details and behind the scenes information on this project, stay …
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This review was written by PN contributor, Kirac.

If you’re looking for a simple pick-up-and-play game, this may be the one for you.

Collide-a-Ball is a straightforward, fun little puzzle …
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This review was written by PN contributor, D. Crowley.

As you may have guessed by the name, Brick Breaker is yet another clone of the arcade classic Breakout. However, it …
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We gave the 3DS version of SteamWorld Heist high marks late last year, and now the Wii U port has finally arrived on the eShop. This should prove especially exciting …
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Set in the same universe as Master Reboot, Wales Interactive Soul Axiom continues embroiling players in a strange digital atmosphere where clear information is scarce. The story, which is …
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The Question Block returns, with this entry focusing on game demos. In light of the just released Pokémon Sun and Pokémon Moon Special Demo, we want to know how demos impact …
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While certainly not a bad little title, Ping Pong Trick Shot suffers from being based on a theme that ultimately proves a bit dull in video game form. Thankfully …
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A long lost SNES game will see the light of day, if Second Dimension’s Kickstarter is a success. Socks the Cat, originally a 16-bit title, is over 1/3 the way towards …
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