The Pocket Gamer Podcast

This week, James, Em, and Ric learn of not one, but two Call of Duty games coming to mobile in the near future. Not only that, Ric has sneaked off to Nintendo HQ and got his hands on Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, allowing him to spill his preview beans all over the mic. The team covers new releases including Pocket City, Math and Sorcery, and One More Button, and James chats to the developer of The Respawnables about the game's 5 year anniversary.

This week, James, Em, and Ric learn of not one, but two Call of Duty games coming to mobile in the near future. Not only that, Ric has sneaked off to Nintendo HQ and got his hands on Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, allowing him to spill his preview beans all over the mic. The team covers new releases including Pocket City, Math and Sorcery, and One More Button, and James chats to the developer of The Respawnables about the game's 5 year anniversary.

This week, James, Em, and Ric learn of not one, but two Call of Duty games coming to mobile in the near future. Not only that, Ric has sneaked off to Nintendo HQ and got his hands on Pokemon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, allowing him to spill his preview beans all over the mic. The team covers new releases including Pocket City, Math and Sorcery, and One More Button, and James chats to the developer of The Respawnables about the game's 5 year anniversary.

This week, James finds himself in the rare position of defending a Gameloft game, that game being arcade racer Asphalt 9: Legends. Meanwhile, Ric has been serving coffee to cats in Furista Cat Cafe, and smashing tetrominoes out of existence in Arkanoid-inspired block-basher Holedown. The pair also cover Nintendo's $100 million lawsuit against ROM sites, and the latest Nintendo LABO construction set. Plus, James sits down to chat to the developer of Holedown about how to identify a 'core mechanic', and how to appease the artist within.

This week, James finds himself in the rare position of defending a Gameloft game, that game being arcade racer Asphalt 9: Legends. Meanwhile, Ric has been serving coffee to cats in Furista Cat Cafe, and smashing tetrominoes out of existence in Arkanoid-inspired block-basher Holedown. The pair also cover Nintendo's $100 million lawsuit against ROM sites, and the latest Nintendo LABO construction set. Plus, James sits down to chat to the developer of Holedown about how to identify a 'core mechanic', and how to appease the artist within.

This week, James finds himself in the rare position of defending a Gameloft game, that game being arcade racer Asphalt 9: Legends. Meanwhile, Ric has been serving coffee to cats in Furista Cat Cafe, and smashing tetrominoes out of existence in Arkanoid-inspired block-basher Holedown. The pair also cover Nintendo's $100 million lawsuit against ROM sites, and the latest Nintendo LABO construction set. Plus, James sits down to chat to the developer of Holedown about how to identify a 'core mechanic', and how to appease the artist within.

This week, Em, James, and Ric prepare to bid farewell to Clementine with the first trailer for the last season of The Walking Dead. They also take a look at the Sega Ages launch on Switch, which will bring the original Sonic to the portable console. Chat then turns to managing a Formula 1 team with the release of Motorsport Manager Mobile 3, and DC characters fighting each other in the cutest way imaginable in Teen Titans GO Figure.

This week, Em, James, and Ric prepare to bid farewell to Clementine with the first trailer for the last season of The Walking Dead. They also take a look at the Sega Ages launch on Switch, which will bring the original Sonic to the portable console. Chat then turns to managing a Formula 1 team with the release of Motorsport Manager Mobile 3, and DC characters fighting each other in the cutest way imaginable in Teen Titans GO Figure.

This week, Em, James, and Ric prepare to bid farewell to Clementine with the first trailer for the last season of The Walking Dead. They also take a look at the Sega Ages launch on Switch, which will bring the original Sonic to the portable console. Chat then turns to managing a Formula 1 team with the release of Motorsport Manager Mobile 3, and DC characters fighting each other in the cutest way imaginable in Teen Titans GO Figure.

This week, James and Ric return from a tropical island to talk about a dead one - Dead Island: Survivors to be precise. Emily's been puzzling it up with Up Left Out, while New Star Soccer Manager has taken over the Pocket Gamer office. The team also chat about monochrome marvels Earth Atlantis and Fracter, and interview Team 17's Troy Horton about the things publishers are looking for in the games they sign.

This week, James and Ric return from a tropical island to talk about a dead one - Dead Island: Survivors to be precise. Emily's been puzzling it up with Up Left Out, while New Star Soccer Manager has taken over the Pocket Gamer office. The team also chat about monochrome marvels Earth Atlantis and Fracter, and interview Team 17's Troy Horton about the things publishers are looking for in the games they sign.

This week, James and Ric return from a tropical island to talk about a dead one - Dead Island: Survivors to be precise. Emily's been puzzling it up with Up Left Out, while New Star Soccer Manager has taken over the Pocket Gamer office. The team also chat about monochrome marvels Earth Atlantis and Fracter, and interview Team 17's Troy Horton about the things publishers are looking for in the games they sign.

With E3 over and done with, it's customary for all the devs who held back the launch of their games during the show to simultaneously release them onto the app stores. And this is how you find James, Em, and Ric this week: pummelled beneath a digital tidal wave comprised of Westworld, Suzy Cubes, Splatoon 2 DLC, and loads more portable games. But our buoyant hosts will not be sunk, not even by the Android launch of Gorogoa and a huge PUBG update. They will persist. Oh yes. Persist they will.

With E3 over and done with, it's customary for all the devs who held back the launch of their games during the show to simultaneously release them onto the app stores. And this is how you find James, Em, and Ric this week: pummelled beneath a digital tidal wave comprised of Westworld, Suzy Cubes, Splatoon 2 DLC, and loads more portable games. But our buoyant hosts will not be sunk, not even by the Android launch of Gorogoa and a huge PUBG update. They will persist. Oh yes. Persist they will.

With E3 over and done with, it's customary for all the devs who held back the launch of their games during the show to simultaneously release them onto the app stores. And this is how you find James, Em, and Ric this week: pummelled beneath a digital tidal wave comprised of Westworld, Suzy Cubes, Splatoon 2 DLC, and loads more portable games. But our buoyant hosts will not be sunk, not even by the Android launch of Gorogoa and a huge PUBG update. They will persist. Oh yes. Persist they will.