It’s James and Keith joining me this week, as we dip our toes into the water of iOS gaming before getting distracted by other topics. In this news this week, we discuss the latest round of iPad Mini rumours, discuss the new iCade controller, and annoy Keith by suggesting Shenmue isn’t the greatest game ever made.

Keith is back from the land of illness (Alton Towers) and joins Peter and me in the podcast echo chamber for this episode where we discuss CSR Racing, Asphalt 7, freemium, and Amazing Alex

It’s Peter, James, and me in the podcast booth this week, discussing important issues like why rappers don’t diss multinational electronic component makers, how a pin connector can make someone’s day, and is James’s mum better than Peter at Fruit Ninja.

Uh oh. The ‘sensible’ members of the podcast team are away this week, so it’s up to James, Peter, and me to hold down fort. Along with the usual slightly cynical rundown of the latest releases, we’ve got audio reviews of Pocket Planes, FIFA Superstars, Lock ‘n’ Load, and - er - Cut the Rope: Experiments for you to savour (Peter’s still ploughing through the iPhone backlog, if you were wondering).

This week’s podcast is both a bit messy and a bit loud thanks in part to us recording by a sidewalk in LA, and also thanks to Chris James (MD of Steel Media) joining us for this special E3 podcast.

It’s Peter, James, Keith, and me in the podcast booth this week, tackling the life’s difficult questions like “Is Minecraft Lego for adults?”, “when does something become a theme park?”, and “what does a referee do in his office?”.

It’s Keith, James, and me in the podcast booth this week, and boy is it a long one thanks to an elaborate discussion about when clones become a genre. Also - Keith really likes Sonic, as you'll soon find out (again)

I’m back, and this week Peter, Keith, and James join me in the podcast booth for a ‘really professional’ episode in which we talk Sonic, Republique, Score!, Penny Time, and Siri.

This week Peter takes over hosting duties, joined by James, Keith and Jon. We talk freemium a bit, whether Tiny Wings really needs a movie tie-in and there's a harrowing tale about hunting too.

This week it’s Peter, James, Keith, and me in the podcasting booth, bringing you news on Draw Something's apparent decline, the (fictional) King of Fighters novel by Steinbeck, and dying virtual animals.