Is an Ambulance Really Necessary? – The TouchArcade Show #505

In this week’s episode of The TouchArcade Show I again fight through the crippling exhaustion that comes with having a newborn baby to make words come out of my mouth. It’s not as easy a task as it might seem. Speaking of the newborn, I recount my tale of this past weekend where the little guy got an awful fever and we had to take him to the ER and subsequently spend 3 days in the hospital. All is fine now though, but it was scary, ya’ll. Also I do not recommend the ER during Covid times, if you can help it. We also hit on a few of the big mobile gaming stories of the week, including the long-awaited verdict in the Epic vs Apple trial. We have opinions, I tells ya. Links in the Show Notes below.

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Show Notes:

Dead Cells’ Fatal Falls DLC Launches on September 21st for iOS and Android, Free Update Arriving with Custom Mode on the Same Day

The Excellent ‘Night in the Woods’ Is Finally Out Now on iOS as a Premium Release after Originally Being Announced for Mobile a Few Years Ago

Epic vs Apple: The Judge Rules That App Store Developers Must Be Able to Link to Alternate Payment Methods