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Every week, Pocket Gamer serves up a weekly digest of the most important and popular stories from these digital pages. We picked the best mobile games of November Every month, Jon and I pick out the best Android and iOS games, respectively, to give you a quick and dirty list of essential mobile games to download and play. In the land of Google Play, our list of the best Android games from...

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Calling all Pocket Trains Android players! Want to build a successful railroad empire but don't know how? You're in luck: The Official Pocket Gamer Guide to Pocket Trains will get you on the right track. In this new guide - the first from the growing PG Guides family to make the journey over to Android - we provide a comprehensive look at the nuts and bolts of NimbleBit's charming railroa...

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Every Friday, Pocket Gamer offers hands-on impressions of the week's best new iPhone and iPad games. So, what hit the App Store this week? Well, you've got a swashbuckling pirate adventure, a claustrophobic sci-fi thriller, a loony fairy tale detective story, and a creative puzzler inspired by calligraphy. Take your pick. Think we've missed a top new iOS game? Shout at us with all your...

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This week, Peter and I step into the world of The Room 2 and see what Fireproof Games has in store for us come December 12th. Then, 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 that spirals dangerously out of control, and another instalment of ...

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This week, Peter and I step into the world of The Room 2 and see what Fireproof Games has in store for us come December 12th. Then, 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 that spirals dangerously out of control, and another instalment of ...