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Player Attack: Season 1, Episode 6

This week on Player Attack, casual games giant Zynga slaps down $200million to buy the brains behind Draw Something. Games are dragged into politics in both Australia and the United States, we get a peek behind the scenes of the new GlassBox engine powering SimCity, and Blizzard launches a new beta, thinks about smartphone games, and admits subscribers are leaving World of Warcraft. Dragon Age II post-release work is complete, a follow-up to Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning is closer than you think, the Mistborn saga gets an RPG makeover, Minecraft sets a date for console, and Far Cry 3 features some tasty mind-bending botanicals. (Android, Blizzard, Casual games, Culture, Dragon Age 2, Draw Something By OMGPOP, Far Cry 3, iPad, iPhone, Mistborn: Birthright, Mobile, PC, PS3, SimCity 5, Xbox 360)

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