Harry's back you guys! We sent him out to get us all ice cream and he didn't return for an entire month. Turns out he's been fighting massive wolves with nothing but his bare hands and harsh northern language. But he's here now (albeit without my ice cream. Where's my ice cream?) so Ray and James take the opportunity to chat all things Google.io, and work out whether Warhammer 40K: Regicide is any good.

James battles a very literal thunderstorm this week week to bring you news of the 2DS's price drop, and his thoughts on new Nitrome game Leap Day. Ray also chimes in to tell us why he's addicted to Bejeweled Blitz, and why Fire Emblem might not work as a free-to-play mobile game.

After a lengthy break, the Pocket Gamer Podcast returns with chat about the latest AAA mobile tie-in Uncharted: Fortune Hunter, pinball paint-'em-up INKS, and tappy-tapper Battleborn Tap.

It's a Disney double bill this week, as the House of Mouse chucks a Kingdom Hearts spin-off onto the US App Store, while simultaneously invading Crossy Road.

Back after a week's break, Alysia and James share their experiences with Miitomo, cover the botched Oculus launch, and discuss the week's new mobile releases.

This week's episode comes to you live from GDC, as international correspondent Alysia chats to UK-based homebody James about her exclusive hands-ons with the likes of Iron Marines and Eisenhorn.

This week, the podcast team check out the new Pokemon games heading to mobile in the next year or so. They also take a look at the week's new releases, including Retro City Rampage: DX and Beat Stomper.

This week, Alysia and James deal with the worldwide release of the soon-to-be most popular game on the App Store, Clash Royale. They also coo over the awesome art of Lost Socks: Naughty Brothers, and confront the mythos in Cthulhu-themed puzzler Deep Terror.

As promised, this week brings with it a veritable deluge of massive mobile games. Shelter with us beneath the Pocket Gamer Podcast brolly as we talk about Assassin's Creed Identity, The Walking Dead: Michonne, and Futurama: A Game of Drones.

This week, the original Rayman does a floaty-limbed leap onto iOS. Meanwhile, Stellar Wanderer brings a Elite-style sci-fi flavour to the show, while Snowboarding: The Fourth Phase kicks up some powder in the podcast team's face.