Big Boss Babble

Heat Signature, new currencies on Steam, the retirement of the eShop, Epic's Crossplay, VR's third leg, and PUBG & Epic's conflict are all topics this week.

The team discuss Cook Serve Delicious 2, the recently released, quick-time-event driven restaurant simulator title.

The team discuss Heat Signature, from Suspicious Developments, a game where you play as a space mercenary who bandies about an open galaxy.

The team discuss Spellbound (name yet to be confirmed) which is a Wizard School title from Chucklefish Games, the publishers behind Stardew Valley.

The team discuss a recently announced title which revolves around the shooting of American soldiers, a delicate topic considering it's origin in North Korea

In the wake of recent events, the team discuss digital rights, fair use, and the ownership of created project; from game to video.

The team discuss Tooth and Tail, a recently released RTS which sees players leading animals into war during a deadly revolution.

The team discuss a plethora of games including Cook Serve Delicious 2 and Heat Signature, as well as the unrestrained power of DMCAs, and more.

Valve have, once again had to step in after a game was deemed too taboo by the public; is the onus on the public, or is this Steam's problem?

Fight of the Gods: It's all well and good going around decking gods/icons condemned to myth... But, that's not what happened here. The team discuss a game which allows Buddha to beat-up Jesus.

L.A. Noire: The team discuss the game's technological feats and divisive narrative following the news that it will be being updated for modern consoles

XCOM 2: War of the Chosen, an expansion with massive content and pacing changes which leave it strong enough to stand on its own. Or so says Dann.

When a charitable gesture becomes a mandatory one, and one laced up in legalities, is it still charitable? We discuss this and more in this part of the Big Boss Babble.

Toby, Jorge & Dann discuss PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds impressive achievement of one million simultaneous players, as well as a little on how the game will add more maps while retaining audience in future.

PUBG's million consecutive players, Warner Bros DLC woes, XCOM 2, L.A. Noire, Fight of the Gods & Steam's sexy problems are the topics this week.

The team discusses Nintendo's Nindies marketing angle as well as Nintendo's recent changes in attitude and acquisition of third party titles.

The team discuss flashcarts, the modding/pirating alternative popularised by the sudden surge of sales of R4 cards for the Nintendo DS.

The team discuss Star Wars: Empire at War's multiplayer servers, which have been resurrected by new owner Disney through an unexpected act of kindness.

The team discuss Infinite Minigolf, which was recently pulled from the Nintendo Switch's eShop after the discovery of a sexualised image.

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?