This week, Keith, Peter, and I wag our chins in tandem while noises which sound like words relating to mobile games come out of our mouths.

Among the noises emerging from our gobs are the words "PlayStation," "Vita," and "Slim." Coincidentally, Sony also announced that it's releasing a new version of the PlayStation Vita, which just so happens to be a bit slimmer than the old one.

Having spent two days exploring the very best that the mobile games community had to offer at the Pocket Gamer Connects conference in London, Peter and I stumbled across an empty lecture hall.

Deciding it was the perfect venue for an impromptu podcast, we busted out our mics, pulled up some very ornate wrought iron thrones, and began to chat.

We talked about Final Fantasy VI updates and Hearthstone-related lawsuits. We celebrated the release of horror title In Fear I Trust, and cast dispersions over the relevance of Duke Nukem.

Then my laptop ate the file. So we had to do it all over again. Here is the do-over.

It's taken three weeks, but we've finally managed to reassemble the triforce of chatterers that is the Pocket Gamer Podcast team. So, with Peter, Keith, and I reunited in spirit, voice, and cruel intention, we decide to do what we do best: make fun of JRPGs .

Aaaaaaaaaand we're back.

After two weeks of downtime, during which Keith got a PlayStation 4 and I got throat ulcers, we're back behind our mics and talking about mobile games again.

Specifically, we explore the potential of Sony's newly announced PlayStation Now service, and estimate the odds of Apple letting Sony's library of games anywhere near the App Store. We also pick apart the week's new releases, including the predictably excellent Joe Danger Infinity, and the predictably lacklustre RoboCop.

'Twas the night before Christmas, and all through the house,

No sound could be heard, bar the click of a mouse,

Browsing and shopping and looking at crap,

Ebenezer was searching for something to tap...

With the App Store suddenly bursting at the seams with exciting new releases, Peter, Keith, and I deliver the Pocket Gamer verdict on what games are hot, and what games are not quite so hot this week.

First, we chat about Telltale's decision to gamify Games of Thrones and create an episodic series based on Borderlands. Then, I describe my experience with Trials Frontier, having gone hands-on with the Canadian soft launch version.

This week, Peter and I step into the world of The Room Two, and see what Fireproof Games has in store for us come December 12th.

Next, we take a look at the first screenshots of the iOS version of Final Fantasy VI, and grumble because it no longer looks the way it did when we were kids.

There's also a Warhammer 40K conversation which spirals dangerously out of control, and another instalment of the ongoing series 'Peter Plays With Plastic Dragons'.

With Keith busy stuffing his travel bag full of biscuits in preparation for Games Connection next week, Peter and I take the opportunity to peer into the future of iOS gaming.

Specifically, I talk about my hands-on experiences with the recently soft-launched Angry Birds Go!, and the incoming ship-sailing sim Assassin's Creed Pirates.

Unfortunately, I then make the mistake of asking Peter what he thinks about Touchgrind Skate 2, and spend the rest of the podcast trying to swim out of a lake of drool.

This week, having fulfilled his tour of duty as Pocket Gamer's railway correspondent (see last week's podcast), Peter rejoins Keith and I to cast an eye over the tastiest developments in the world of mobile gaming.

Topics include The imminent release of The Room Two, the sudden arrival of Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse, and the ongoing issues with the Moga Ace Power iOS controller.

We also get into an argument over Space Chicks, and Peter explains why Tearway deserves its Platinum Award.

With the US release of the PS4 creating headlines across the globe, Keith and I sit down to talk about the most important issue of the day:

Does Oceanhorn on iOS live up to the hype?

We also talk about one of Keith's favourite topics (Doctor Who, not Kylie) and take a look at new releases like Stealth Inc., Epoch.2, and Lone Wolf.

There's even a special appearance by podcast regular Peter Willington, who joins us live from the quiet carriage of a Virgin train to tell us about slush or something (it was difficult to make out words over the shushing).