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Every Thursday, Pocket Gamer offers hands-on impressions of the week's new iPhone and iPad games, in words and video. This week, Rayman has made his triumphant return to the App Store in our top pick. Plus, we've found ourselves entering the intimidating walled cityport of Khare, styling a Scotsman's tache, and re-building the Death Star. No one could possibly play all of these games....

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Armless fun.

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Updated on November 8th, at 9:09: Rayman Fiesta Run has now landed on Android. Get it from Google Play for £1.99 / $2.99, if you think you're up for the challenge. Rayman Fiesta Run is the hotly anticipated follow-up to awesome auto-runner Rayman Jungle Run. More importantly than that, though, it has just hit the App Store, and will land on Google Play soon. Like in his previous mobile gam...

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EGM - "I admit that Im a bit new to the Rayman series, only having played the most recent ones. But once the limbless wonder works his magic on you, its hard not to develop an affinity for Michel Ancels iconic character. So, when the opportunity arose to take Rayman from the controller to a touchscreen, I was curious."

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Rayman Jungle Run was a real treat. It was a bouncy, buoyant, knockabout platformer that worked perfectly on touchscreens

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MasterAbbott has 21 new iOS games to recommend this week. His best picks include Steve Jacksons Sorcery! Part 2, Lego Lord Of The Rings, Striker Soccer 2, Rayman Fiesta Run, Meltdown, and Star Wars Tiny Death Star.

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John Bedford (Modojo): It's time to get stuck into another batch of new iPhone iPad games, and this week's release schedule is packed with great titles. Whether you're excited about getting your hands on a sequel to the magnificent Rayman Jungle Run, or getting started with Tiny Tower's Star Wars makeover, the week ahead in mobile games is looking very good indeed.

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Rayman Jungle Run was a perfect example of how to adapt a console game to a touch interface. It gorgeously preserved the sharp visuals from its console counterpart, and best of all -- it used a control scheme that actually worked, without pissing off fans of the original.