The most current section of our double-podcast weekend finds Glen, Emily and James checking out the new iPad, and evaluating Nintendo's novel solution for Joy Con connectivity issues. Also, they get hype over the mobile ports of Death Road to Canada and Sunless Sea.

THE LOST PODCAST: Yes, this is last week's podcast (17/03/17), rescued from audio purgatory by some natty software and a little love. A good thing too, as it contains Emily and James chatting about the best week of new releases in months.

Kingdom: New Lands has galloped onto iOS this week, so Em and James gush over its 16-bit prettiness. They also cover Nintendo Switch release Super Bomberman R, plus mobile games Float and Mushroom 11.

Can the oddest, most anticipated console in recent memory live up to expectations? Does Zelda: Breath of the Wild really deserve those crazy review scores? James and Glen are here with the skinny, plus the usual bunch of iOS reviews.

Glen has a Nintendo Switch. Emily and James don't have a Nintendo Switch. Join us as we deal with the fallout of this appalling cosmic injustice, and talk about some mobile games too I guess.

Stranded with no one to talk to last week, James is delighted to say Emily and Glen have stopped being incredibly selfish by having their own lives long enough to join him for one whole entire podcast. Cue chat about Slayaway Camp, OK Golf, and Lords of the Fallen.

Nintendo, you cheeky monkeys. Thought you could just sneak a Fire Emblem game onto the App Store without us banging on about it for the duration of a podcast, eh? No such luck, Buck.

OH HAI 2017

In celebration of watching 2016 drag its mottled arse away across the carpet and out of our lives forever, Glen, Emily, and James celebrate the one good thing this year has given us: some excellent mobile games.

Christmas comes early this week with the release of mobile gaming's Holy Grail: Super Mario Run, the first proper Nintendo icon to appear on iOS and Android. Emily and James bathe in its glory, then get out of the bath and get Mario to fix it coz the tap's a bit rattley.