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Things move fast in the world of Pixel People. Just recently developer LambdaMu released a big content update that added plenty of new stuff to this fun game. Now, only a few weeks later, they are at it again and another update that adds new missions, jobs, and buildings to the pixelated city builder. Oh, there's also a bunny.

The Wizard of Oz is both enthralling and heartbreaking, an inspired iOS title that never fails to captivate. If you have unconditional love for all things Oz, then its blatant flaws will serve as minor distractions. For those who are fine with straying off the yellow brick road, the journey will still be a worthy, albeit frustrating, experience.

Just as we're all now finally recovered from our St. Patty's weekend at O’Flanagan’s Pub, the good people behind The Simpsons: Tapped out are back with new level 27 content! This time around, we can finally welcome everyone's favorite awkward "man date" pals to Springfield -- Lenny and Carl!

Consider last week's news about Gorgeous Grandpa Simpson a mini update, because The Simpsons: Tapped Out is back with a new update. It's time to break out your best shillelagh and get ready for a wee bit 'o Ireland to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Springfield!

More Rovio news coming in. In addition to the big Angry Birds news from earlier today, Rovio has released the first official trailer to their new game The Croods!

Hey look, it's Grandpa Simpson in a Speedo! You know what that means. Goodbye hearts, hello ... Pro Wrestling? What will those wacky Simpsons writers think of next? The Simpsons: Tapped Out is ready to go with a new update.

Unless you have millions of dollars, the new management game from Japanese developer Kairosoft might just be the closest you'll come to owning a racehorse. With Pocket Stables, you get to find and train run-of-the-mill horses to be top of the line thoroughbreds. You hear that, Kramer?

When the Simpsons Tapped Out released their Valentine's Day update, we were a little disappointed to see that Ralph Wiggum was not part of it. They even had the Choo-Choo Choose train, but Clancy Wiggum's little one-liner machine was no-where to be found. No more!

Have you heard that people love to play Pixel People? We sure did when we took a look at the title in our review. But according to a recent infographic released by Chillingo to go along with the game's recent update, that love is widespread.

We took a look at Pixel People a couple of weeks ago, after it had been renamed from its original title of After Earth. Right away, it was clear that the premise of this little sim game had a great hook: rebuild society from the genetic material of Earth, pixel by pixel. Now that I've had a couple of days to mess around with it, I will say this -- the guys at LambdaMu Games are here to give Nimble