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Graphically, Derek Jeter Baseball 2005 is able to deliver the goods. It’s colorful and the player models are large enough that you can actually tell what they’re doing from their animations. But the kudos for this game has to go to the audio. That’s hard to say for any mobile game but this one is true. From the revved up ‘take me out to the ballgame’ tune to the umpire’s calls, this game makes you want to bother other people with your cell phone’s sound effects.

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The more I played Galaga, the more I realized how many of its ideas became taken for granted by modern titles. There is a tractor beam in the game that takes away your ship. You lose a life but if you’re able to get your ship back, you’ll have two fighting ships under your control. A two player mode harkens back to the day when the other player merely waited (usually chiding or cheering) on you. While there are essentially no updates except the addition of a vibration effect, Galaga’s strong fundamentals make it a worthwhile action game to check out.

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To be honest, this is really the sequel to the original SOCOM that players have long been waiting for. Expanded multiplayer, larger mission maps and a dedicated single player story makes SOCOM III stand out above the infuriating missteps of its predecessor. It's a given that the hardcore SOCOM player will buy this title, but SOCOM III will probably appeal to newcomers to the series that have wondered what the buzz has been all about for the past three years. Fortunately, they're in for an excellent time with this title.

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