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Game du Jour Games of the Week

Posted on January 13, 2008 - Filed Under Editorial | Leave a Comment

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If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting, keep it casual!Here are a list of this weeks games available from Game du Jour. The games are available at a discount price, which is the percentage number right by the game name.
Monday January 14th Swarm Assault 60%
Swarm [...]

Contest: Win A Free Casual Game

Posted on January 10, 2008 - Filed Under Contest, Editorial | Leave a Comment

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Now that the holiday season has past and 2007 is all done and we are moving on with 2008, I would like to know what you thought the best casual game of 2007 was. Head over to the Casual Gamer Chick Forums and post your thoughts on the best casual game of 2007.
I will [...]

EA Not Worried About Bad Casual Reviews

Posted on December 7, 2007 - Filed Under Editorial, Industry News | 1 Comment

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Electronic Art’s (EA) casual games division president, Kathy Vrabeck, is not phased in the least by bad reviews for some of EA’s casual games.  Kathy feels that casual gamers do not care about reviews and from a certain perspective I will have to disagree with her.  I think casual gamers do care about reviews for [...]

No Time Limit, Free Casual Games

Posted on October 22, 2007 - Filed Under Editorial | 13 Comments

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www.mostfun.com offers full versions of casual games with no time limits. The games are free and all of the games are the full versions, but for the free play time you have to deal with advertisements. The advertisements are in the beginning and end of the game and they are short commercial type [...]

Can Anyone Develop Casual Games?

Posted on September 9, 2007 - Filed Under Casual Gaming, Editorial | Leave a Comment

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There is a great article over at MSNBC about casual games and the realization it is a growing market. Many big companies have gotten into the casual game market by creating divisions inside their company for casual games. The developers that have been in the industry feel it takes a unique programmer to program [...]

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