It's a double-Nintendo-whammy this week, with Super Mario Odyssey assuming control of Switches everywhere, while Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp soft-launches on mobile. Em and James assess the damage, along with chat about the iPad port of Subsurface Circular, and an interview with the author of 100 Best Video Games (That Never Existed).

We crawl through some dungeons this week to tackle tactical turn-based strategy sequel Warhammer Quest II. Emily recounts her happy time spent playing Campfire Cooking, while James hates Game of Thrones: Conquest a lot. We're also joined by Jonathan Blow who tells us how The Witness arrived on iOS.

It's another good week for fans of first person puzzlers as The Talos Principle arrives on the App Store. James, Em, and Glen discuss the new port, as well as chat to one of the creators of the game. They also preview Fire Emblem Warriors, and review the latest Guardians of the Galaxy episode.

Back after a week's hiatus, Em and James step into the Upside Down to talk about the unexpectedly fun Stranger Things game. They also cover the latest Amanita Design project, explain why Modern Combat Versus isn't quite up to snuff, and why Stardew Valley on the Switch is The Best.

We bear witness to the iOS port of The Witness this week, and see whether those maze puzzles really were built for touchscreen after all. The No Man's Sky-flavoured Morphite also gets a look-in, alongside talk of Minecraft going cross-platform and Ragnarok playing itself.

It's this year's iPhone announcement special! James and Glen tear down the reveal of the iPhone 8 and 8 plus, then focus on the screen-tastic iPhone X. Is facial recognition the next mobile revolution, or just a neat gimmick? They also cover the new releases, including the highly anticipated Iron Marines.

Pull on your gumshoes and get ready to crack the case of the Rockstar port: LA Noire is coming to Switch. Meanwhile, Glen covers the launch of Monster Hunter Stories on 3DS, Emily hypes Lichtspeer, and James explains why you have to play Data Wing right now.

Pull on your gumshoes and get ready to crack the case of the Rockstar port: LA Noire is coming to Switch. Meanwhile, Glen covers the launch of Monster Hunter Stories on 3DS, Emily hypes Lichtspeer, and James explains why you have to play Data Wing right now.

Big battlefields are the theme on this week's show. James and Em investigate newly-launched Switch exclusive Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle, then jump over to iOS to try steampunk war shooter Noblemen: 1896. Plus: all the info on the upcoming Apple conference, and an interview with the creator of Top Gear: Road Trip.

James gets hype this week for the Cthulhu-flavoured horror RPG Darkest Dungeon, which has just appeared on iPad. Em tells tales of Telltale Switch ports, and we share our hot takes on the hottest mobile news to come out of Gamescom 2017.