Who is the “lucky” winner of the first prize in dickery? It could apply to many people, as this episode will demonstrate.

Sandwiched between guest episodes, this installment of the show brings you the Jessica and Anna you know and love, talking (and complaining) about the games we’re playing and calling out developers who have a dim view of mobile gaming, but still want to make mobile games.

Luckily we played some great stuff this week too. Jessica rediscovers the joy of a Quell game while Anna plays a fencing game that actually feels like real fencing. En garde! There’s also some news to cover and we continue to be concerned about gaming’s favorite whipping boy, Nintendo.

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Stuff we mentioned:

Ron Gilbert episode
Guild of Dungeoneering (iOS, Android & Steam)
Our Gaming Yoda
Hearthstone (iOS & Android)
The Booby Mage
Road Not Taken (iOS, Steam & PS4)
Bushido Bear (iOS & Android)
Snakebird (iOS & Android)
Puzzlepops! (iOS only)
Snakebird devs don't play mobile games
Furdemption (iOS only)
The Guides (iOS & Android)
King Rabbit (iOS only)
Quell Zen (iOS & Android)
Quell Memento (iOS & Android)
Luca Redwood's tweet
The developer whose game we trashed
FIE Swordplay (iOS & Android)
China has overtake the US in iOS game revenue
Hipster Whale moves into publishing
Investors realize Nintendo doesn't own Pokemon
CNBC article on Nintendo
NX might run all Nintendo mobile games
Pokemon GO Plus wrist accessory
Pokemon GO revenue not affecting other mobile games
Pokeball pasties
Sega mini-console

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