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Every week, Pocket Gamer provides a weekly digest of the most important and popular stories from these digital pages. This week, we found ourselves trapped in a Japanese pop-up book, turned our iPhone into a Game Boy Advance, played the latest game from Crytek, and found a bunch of new indie titles in Amsterdam. Best of all, though, we almost went an entire week without writing about Flappy ...

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It's awards season again. This means lots of AAA console game devs in expensive frocks are about to congratulate one another on making that game where a man shoots a gun and another man falls over. To celebrate the diversity of mobile gaming, however, Peter, Keith, and I decided to discuss the mobile games that have been highlighted by the IMGA and BAFTA panels during this week's podcast. ...

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Every Friday, Pocket Gamer offers hands-on impressions of the week's best new Android games. This week on Google Play, we found an abstract digital boardgame about infecting your friends with a deadly virus, a cute platformer that comes into its own when you aim for the leaderboards, and a card battler with a sense of humour. Think we've missed a top new 'droid game? Shout at us with all you...

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Every Friday, Pocket Gamer offers hands-on impressions of the week's best new iPhone and iPad games. I really hoped I could include Tengami on this week's round-up of three essential iOS games. I genuinely wanted to love that relaxing game of intricate pop-up pagodas and Japanese folklore. Sadly, it turned out to be disappointing. Too brief, too shallow, too slow, and too linear for a full-b...

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Every Friday, Pocket Gamer offers hands-on impressions of the week's best new iPhone and iPad games. I really hoped I could include Tengami on this week's round-up of three essential iOS games. I genuinely wanted to love that relaxing game of intricate pop-up pagodas and Japanese folklore. Sadly, it turned out to be disappointing. Too brief, too shallow, too slow, and too linear for a full-b...