After over a year of silence, Starfield's newest wave of content is here. The Dukes got to see things running behind the scenes and get a feel for Bethesda's new vision for the sci-fi RPG. It appears they're gearing up for more incremental updates rather than swinging in with a massive expansion pack each year. Between the Free Lanes update, Terran Armada, and the PlayStation 5 version, there's much for us to go over. Perhaps more of the hot button topic is what is transpiring within AI. This time, it arrives in the form of DLSS 5 and to say there was backlash would be an understatement. The sizzle reel that showed off this new technology on the likes of Starfield, Hogwarts Legacy, Resident Evil Requiem, and the like was openly mocked, reaching beyond the games industry. In fairness, some are hopeful that this technology could lead to better looking, cheaper games. Can it? Well, pull up a chair, friend. We have much to discuss.

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0:00:00 - Intro
0:09:41 - Remembering Camelworks
0:25:13 - What will happen to Series X/S versions of games?
0:29:19 - Jeff Kaplan tells you to shut up if you haven’t played a game
0:43:22 - TMNT x Magic The Gathering
0:49:04 - Xbox backwards compatibility rumors swirling
0:54:07 - This is an Xbox campaign being retired
1:02:11 - Gaming Copilot is coming to Xbox
1:17:57 - PC revenue will overtake consoles by 2028?
1:30:37 - LEGO Batman’s release date has moved up
1:36:01 - Cyberpunk 2077 has no plans for new DLC
1:38:50 - Exodus gameplay first look
1:42:48 - Resident Evil Requiem sales update
1:45:19 - Bravely Default shadow drops on Xbox
1:49:27 - Marvel Maximum Collection gets a release date
1:51:36 - PSSR 2.0 update
1:57:54 - PlayStation Portal update
2:02:48 - Switch 2 gets shocking upgrade
2:06:13 - What We’re Playing
2:24:45 - DLSS 5.0 revealed
3:24:06 - Starfield DLC & PS5 Release

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