Jon returns (for just one week) to join Keith and Will to talk about a slew of classic titles heading to iOS (like Chrono Trigger), talk about the upcoming games from Ubisoft, and explore the possibility that Michael Jackson composed the soundtrack to Sonic 3.

Will and Keith are joined by podcast debutant Matt Sakara*mumble* Gilman this week, to talk about Gangstar Rio: City of Saints, superheroes, Gameloft's voice actors, and Gordon Lightfoot

It’s Jon, Keith, and me once again, back to discuss the latest happenings and releases, like Epoch, Dungeon Hunter 3, Protoslice, and Gangstar Rio

We talk about a lot of games this week, including the appearance of Dungeon Hunter 3 in a trailer (presented by the one who isn’t a woman), Ubisoft bringing its franchises over, the first of the iPad 3 rumours, and review Poker Pals, Assassin’s Creed Multiplayer Rearmed, Greed Corp HD, and Blosics

I’ve sought out the services of the mysterious and elusive Editor of Pocket Gamer, Rob Hearn, for this week's episode, which sees us discuss a new direction for Angry Birds, two big Gameloft titles, and whether Mario was fueled by revenge

This week we have previews of Six Guns, Burnout Crash, and Popcorn Dragon (among others) for you to listen to, as well as the usual round-up of the latest news and reviews in the iOS world

The hot topic in the news this week is our reaction to iOS5 (once I finally managed to install it), and that a number of huge console franchises suddenly making their way across.

Also there are in-depth reviews of Scribblenauts Remix, Forever Drive, Warm Gun, and more

Recorded on the Wednesday night, the team take a glimpse at a more innocent time. A time where the iPhone 4S launch was the only (well, pretty much the only) topic on everyone’s lips. That and Infinity Blade 2, of course.

This week, we discuss Apple’s recent request for sites to ‘talk iPhone’ on October the 4th, our early impressions of FIFA 12, and review Shadowgun and Monsters Ate My Condo

It’s a bumper episode of iPhone 5 rumours this week, with Jon claiming his source from last week is right, while Keith and me try to wind him up about it. Oh, and an apparently highly controversial review of Another World: 20th Anniversary edition, going by the general consensus