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App Store Medley, Wednesday Nov. 19th

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Another week, another six games to medlify! Yes, that's a word. We're trying to bring a little more pizazz to the feature by seeking out the App Store's strange and wondrous; this time around, we've got the world's most difficult bicycling game, a little something from the halcyon days of the Atari 2600, and one of the iPhone's three (and counting) beer pong simulators!

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Frenzic First Look

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One of the games that first made us jones for third party iPhone apps has just been released onto the App Store.

Craig Hockenberry (noted iPhone pugilist, iconographer, and Mac Developer) has just announced that Frenzic is now (finally) available on the iPhone.

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Tag Games Readies All Stars Darts

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Paul Farley of Scotland-based Tag Games sent us a press release about the Rock n' Roll developer's latest iPhone project: All Stars Darts.

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Hexterity Now In App Store

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We just got an email from indie dev Wooji Juice about Hexterity, another entry in the popular pipe puzzle genre, along with Paradox 3000 and Rainbow Ruffle.

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Updated: Gameloft Explosion: UNO, CSI: Miami, TV Show King!

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Uno's official trailer is out! Video after the break.

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Flick Fishing Review

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Flick Fishing is the second game in Freeverse software's "Flick Sports" series. Freeverse is a well-known publisher on the Mac games scene, and is becoming a powerhouse in the iPhone space as well. The previous "Flick" title brought the world of competitive bowling to the iPhone; Flick Fishing brings the same motion-controlled concept to angling. While we're a bit unimpressed by the casting mechanics, this elegant game gets practically everything else right, from the rocking of a fishing boat to the pull of a fish on the line.

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Armado Review

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Armado is a side-scrolling platformer that brings to mind what might happen if Sonic and Mario had an armadillo child. It's also the kind of game we love: beautifully designed, unique, and fun. We had a great time putting Armado the armadillo through his paces, and we're pretty sure you will, too.

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Updated: Raging Thunder Review

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Raging Thunder's 1.0.3 update adds online multiplayer functionality to an already great game. We tested online play a bit to see how it works.

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Paradox 3000 Review

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Paradox 3000 is a great game for when you want to just shut off your brain and poke around on your iPhone screen. It's a pipe puzzle game that gives you widely varied difficulty levels to keep you interested, simple gameplay, and, ultimately, more entertainment than you might expect.

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Smack Boxing First Look

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Danish developer Full Control dropped us a note to say that its third iPhone game, Smack Boxing, is now available on the App Store for $1.99.

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