If you need more gold and elixir, don't make any attacks while your shield is on. And if you've got some extra gems, use them to boost your gold mines and elixir collectors (doubles the production rate).

You may also want to check out the other players' bases and learn something from their defenses. It's not actually that simple to make a strong defense that holds the enemy attacks well, but it's important. Also remember to protect your Town Hall really well, because if enemy troops destroy your Town Hall, you lose the fight and enemy gets a few of your trophies.

I personally use gems only for two things: to get a shield, so enemies can't attack my base and boost my mines and collectors. Remember though; if you attack while your shield is on, it wears off.

Isn't Supercell's Clash of Clans now on Android too?

You should try that one :)

Lost Vikings?http://www.gamespot.com/the-lost-vikings/

Half Life 2 or Duke Nukem 3D

I read Finnish game magazines like Pelit (Games) and Pelaaja (Player) and then there's Gamespot too ;)

All of those three have very good, well written and reliable reviews.

Gamespot could be enough alone for reading reviews and it's free, but I just love to read things from magazines. It just has that certain feeling, that I can't quite explain 8)

I own only Xbox 360. But if I had PS3 also, from multi platform games I would always pick Xbox-version.

Xbox has so much better controller than PS3 and while playing arcade games, you can listen to your own music from Xbox. PS3 doesn't support this, unless I'm completely wrong.

That would be Monkey Island 2 or Day of the Tentacle.

Probably Assassin's Creed.

Once you've learned all the four things the game has to offer, you've seen everything from it.