Are you a racing game fan? Then stop what you're doing and watch the trailer below. It's OK if your jaw has dropped; mine did too. This is trailer for Speed Blazers, which looks like it may very well be the craziest platform racer to hit mobile platforms yet.

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Little Empire is good stuff. It's not great - it's too simplistic and slow for that - but it's fun, easy to play, won't take up too much of your time, and even has a hint of addictiveness to it. If you've got an itch for a casual Facebook-style strategy/world-building game, then this might be the fix for what ails ya.

Riddle me this: What’s blue, fast, and finally on your PC? If you said Windows 7, well… you’re a few years late to the party. But if you said Sonic the Hedgehog, you’re spot on!

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Another free-to-play business simulation game has launched on the iOS platform with Breaktime Studios’ new app, Sweet Shop. As yet another addition to the sim genre though, it’s hard to truly classify the title as “new,” and even more difficult as Breaktime takes the TeamLava route of essentially reskinning one of its older games. In this case it’s the app of Pocket Potions, and while that wasn’t a bad game, the newest incarnation does absolutely nothing different.

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Much like Monopoly Millionaires, Risk: Factions is an attempt to take a well-known board game and make it fit on Facebook. But unlike Monopoly Millionaires -- which turned the game into a more single-player experience -- Risk: Factions retains its multi-player focus, letting you engage asynchronous battles for world domination with friends. For the most part it works quite well, offering accessible and (once you get the hang of it) fun gameplay. But it’s also a bit too bogged down in typical social game requirements that limit progress.

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There’s something to be said about the strange. But even when things appear a bit odd, the stylization of it can truly make a game pop. Such is the case with the new iOS title of Jazz: Trump’s Journey. A platforming game set in what looks to be a 1920’s version of New Orleans. The title offers a semi-interesting story coupled with a beautifully wacky art style. Along with a few new, or at least uncommon, platforming mechanics, this release from BulkyPix is a quality number for fans of the genre.

Temple Run is an endless running game from Imangi Studios for the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad. Mutants are chasing you, so you need to run as fast as you can to stay away from them! Keeping up without falling off of a cliff can be difficult but with Gamezebo’s quick start guide you’ll have all the tips and tricks you’ll need to stay ahead at all times.

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It’s official: arcades are back, except now they’re virtual and on your favorite mobile devices. With Stop Those Fish, Eye Interactive adds one more chain in the link of pay-to-play time wasters, helping to strengthen the reliance mobile games have upon in-app purchases.

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If you haven’t had your fill of suburban daydreaming with the TV series Let’s Make a Deal, GameHouse now has a Facebook companion to help out with any additional cravings. With the voice and caricature of Wayne Brady in tow, how does this game show-gone-social fare against the competition?

Popcap Games has announced that on January 31 Facebook restaurant game Baking Life will be shut down for good.

Back in August, we reported that Zynga may have acquired Astro Ape Studios. All of the signs were there. The company had made some great mobile social games, and the CEO and other employees had updated their LinkedIn profiles to say they worked at Zynga NY. But asides from this one small act, no official confirmation ever came. At least, not until now – and it turns out Astro Ape isn’t the only acquisition Zynga didn’t tell us about in recent months.