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Is Bethesda's Creation Club the start of a more accessible journey towards modding for general public, or is it the start of a spiralling price structure?

In this, the first part of our fifth Big Boss Babble podcast, we discuss Fallout: New California, a total conversation mode for Fallout: New Vegas which has been arduously developed over the last four years by a dedicated team of modders.

Will we ever see a Fallout: Enhanced Edition? What is your stance on Nindies? Is there even a right way to do paid mods?

While Capcom's fighting scene strengthens with every Street Fighter (re)release, how long will we have to wait for a sequel to their revolutionary Dreamcast title?

Shareware, freeware, piracy and demos. All topics we didn't intend to discuss.

A genuinely intriguing looking action title with a curious protagonist who can evolve and adapt as they progress through a deadly environment.

It might simply be, that's there's just too many bloody games for everyone to play and so we're missing them and ohmygoshthatisterrible.

Forget physical ant colonies — we dive right into the heart of the undergrowth without even getting our hands dirty.

If a limited edition, steel, collectable dvd-case falls in the woods and there is nobody around to pre-order it, does it make a sound?

If a trailer is released early to appease investors, should we really hold it at face value? The team talk over the dangers of any impressions from early footage.

Biomutant, Shenmue 3, Powerstone 2, Darkwood and Demos, We Happy Few and a whole lot more are all discussed in this latest Big Boss Babble

>observer_ the latest game from Layers of Fear developer Bloober Team is a discussion point in this part of the latest Big Boss Babble

Should AI be allowed to teach itself competitive gaming? Is that too ethical a question for the B3 team to be discussing?

Game of the Year; Is it really time to talk about such things? No, frankly it isn't, but we've gone and done it (badly) anyway.

Love the blue, spiky brute or not, Sonic Mania is —in the words of Terry— a return to the blue beasty's platforming hay day.

Are games becoming too cheap? Some certainly are, others less so.

Does a redeem code cut it?