The iPhone 12 Event Extravaganza – The TouchArcade Show #466

In this week’s TouchArcade Show we totally break down Apple’s big “Hi, Speed" event from Tuesday where they unveiled the new iPhone 12 models. Oh, and… a mini HomePod. That’s a thing too. We talk about how I made a cardboard cutout iPhone 12 Mini to see if it was the right choice for me (spoiler: it isn’t) as well as the merits of splurging for a Pro model over a regular old non-Pro iPhone. We quickly hit on some of the big mobile gaming stories of the week at the end, too!

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Show Notes

Everything Apple Announced at Today’s Event in 7 Minutes

The ‘XCOM 2 Collection’ Is Coming to iOS on November 5 as a Premium Port Bringing the Complete Tactical Experience to Modern iOS Devices

Pixelbite Tactical Top-Down Shooter Series Continues with ‘Space Marshals 3 – Chapter One’ Arriving this Month

‘League of Legends: Wild Rift’ Regional Open Beta Begins Later This Month with Europe and North America to Follow Soon After

GameClub Brings Brand New Content to Tactical Strategy Title ‘Breach & Clear’ for Their Subscribers