Mini Boss Babble are smaller, one topic cuts from our otherwise extensive weekly podcast.In this Mini Boss Babble we discuss Cook Serve Delicious 2 from developer Vertigo Gaming Inc.Cook Serve Delicious is a tough game to explain, as Dann learns. It combines the joy of completing mundane tasks, as seen in Harvest Moon and Stardew Valley, with what are essentially quick-time-events of your choosing. As it turns out, running a kitchen is a series of extremely rapid decisions and key-presses made best by a person too stubborn to hire an assistant.Dann attempts to explain how bloody brilliant the bloody brilliant game is, while Toby, Terry and Jorge mostly get it, but nod along anyway.If you're interested in hearing the full podcast, complete with bonus content, then you have many choices, including:- Checking out our Big Boss Babble archive on Bigbossbattle.com- Heading over to the Big Boss Babble Podiant feed.Can’t find us on your ideal podcast feed? Let us know and we’ll get ourselves over there for you.Intro music:“Cyborg Ninja” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Mini Boss Babble are smaller, one topic cuts from our otherwise extensive weekly podcast.In this Mini Boss Babble we continue our discussion of Suspicious Development's Heat Signature following its launch last week.For those unaware of the game, it's a top-down title where you play a mercenary in an independent faction within a procedurally generated galaxy — you use a variety of weapons, techniques, and gadgets to complete a variety of missions which each revolve around infiltrating ships against the odds.Toby leads the topic while Dann, Dan & Terry all chime in.If you're interested in hearing the full podcast, complete with bonus content, then you have many choices, including:- Checking out our Big Boss Babble archive on Bigbossbattle.com- Heading over to the Big Boss Babble Podiant feed.Or you can check out our Mini Boss Babble Podiant feed.Can’t find us on your ideal podcast feed? Let us know and we’ll get ourselves over there for you.Intro music:“Cyborg Ninja” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Mini Boss Babble are smaller, one topic cuts from our otherwise extensive weekly podcast.In this Mini Boss Babble we discuss the recent news of Epic's Fortnite accidentally enabling cross-play between the Xbox One & PS4.The discussion mainly revolves around the reasoning for it happening, with some members of the team convinced that this is a case of Epic Games doing it to prove that the technology behind it is not difficult, and that it is —in fact— the console manufacturers who are being difficult.Interestingly, the game which seemed most likely to achieve full cross-platform play was last year's super-successful Rocket League, which as a coincidence is developed on Epic Games' Unreal engine. The topic was originally proposed by Jorge, who couldn't make the podcast, so Terry opened instead. Dann, Dan & Toby were also present.If you're interested in hearing the full podcast, complete with bonus content, then you have many choices, including:- Checking out our Big Boss Babble archive on Bigbossbattle.com- Heading over to the Big Boss Babble Podiant feed.Or you can check out our Mini Boss Babble Podiant feed.Can’t find us on your ideal podcast feed? Let us know and we’ll get ourselves over there for you.Intro music:“Cyborg Ninja” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Mini Boss Babble are smaller, one topic cuts from our otherwise extensive weekly podcast.In this Mini Boss Babble we discuss the brewing conflict between PUBG and Epic Games regarding Fortnite's new Battle Royale mode.Naturally the conversation turns to a previous time a developer have attempted to claim against the publisher, developer, and engine manufacturer, as well as what grounds the PUBG developer actually has.Toby leads the topic while Dann, Dan & Terry all chime in.If you're interested in hearing the full podcast, complete with bonus content, then you have many choices, including:- Checking out our Big Boss Babble archive on Bigbossbattle.com- Heading over to the Big Boss Babble Podiant feed.Or you can check out our Mini Boss Babble Podiant feed.Can’t find us on your ideal podcast feed? Let us know and we’ll get ourselves over there for you.Intro music:“Cyborg Ninja” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Mini Boss Babble are smaller, one topic cuts from our otherwise extensive weekly podcast.In this Mini Boss Babble we discuss the recent news that new currencies, including Australian Dollars, will be coming to Valve's Steam storefront.The news comes as several new currencies are added on the conversation matrix, meaning fairer prices for areas like Poland. Of course, the main reason the conversation came up was because Toby, our social media manager and longtime contributor, is based in Australia, a nation which has long suffered unfair games pricing.Toby leads the topic while Dann, Dan & Terry all chime in.If you're interested in hearing the full podcast, complete with bonus content, then you have many choices, including:- Checking out our Big Boss Babble archive on Bigbossbattle.com- Heading over to the Big Boss Babble Podiant feed.Or you can check out our Mini Boss Babble Podiant feed.Can’t find us on your ideal podcast feed? Let us know and we’ll get ourselves over there for you.Intro music:“Cyborg Ninja” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Mini Boss Babble are smaller, one topic cuts from our otherwise extensive weekly podcast.In this Mini Boss Babble we discuss Palmer Luckey's recently announced 'mission' to find a company who will make VR pornography peripherals.The industry naturally drives forward media formats, with it bringing battles between HD & Blu-ray, VHS & Betamax and more to an end.Toby leads the topic while Dann, Dan & Terry all chime in.If you're interested in hearing the full podcast, complete with bonus content, then you have many choices, including:- Checking out our Big Boss Babble archive on Bigbossbattle.com- Heading over to the Big Boss Babble Podiant feed.Or you can check out our Mini Boss Babble Podiant feed.Can’t find us on your ideal podcast feed? Let us know and we’ll get ourselves over there for you.Intro music:“Cyborg Ninja” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Mini Boss Babble are smaller, one topic cuts from our otherwise extensive weekly podcast.In this Mini Boss Babble we discuss the approaching closure of one of Nintendo's eShops, as well as the recent closure of XBLIG.It's a watershed moment for both digital libraries and for the blooming 'indie' scene, as the closing of one of Nintendo's digital storefronts and the XBLIG platform which, alongside XBLA, opened up the console market to smaller developers, is upon us. The team discuss the reaching effects of this.Toby leads the topic while Dann, Dan & Terry all chime in.If you're interested in hearing the full podcast, complete with bonus content, then you have many choices, including:- Checking out our Big Boss Babble archive on Bigbossbattle.com- Heading over to the Big Boss Babble Podiant feed.Or you can check out our Mini Boss Babble Podiant feed.Can’t find us on your ideal podcast feed? Let us know and we’ll get ourselves over there for you.Intro music:“Cyborg Ninja” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Mini Boss Babble are smaller, one topic cuts from our otherwise extensive weekly podcast.In this Mini Boss Babble we discuss recent news of Elite Dangerous' 2018 roadmap.The team discuss the upcoming plan from Frontier Developments for their future content in the well-received space title. Highlights from the recent presentation include overhauled visuals, new ships, a refined trade system and a whole lot more.Dann leads the topic while Toby & Terry chime in.If you're interested in hearing the full podcast, complete with bonus content, then you have many choices, including:- Checking out our Big Boss Babble archive on Bigbossbattle.com- Heading over to the Big Boss Babble Podiant feed.Or you can check out our Mini Boss Babble Podiant feed.Can’t find us on your ideal podcast feed? Let us know and we’ll get ourselves over there for you.Intro music:“Cyborg Ninja” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Mini Boss Babble are smaller, one topic cuts from our otherwise extensive weekly podcast.In this Mini Boss Babble we discuss the ever popular PlayerUnknown BattleGrounds, specifically it's sales cap, AFK players, and transfer to other platforms.PUBG has now settled, in the wake of the Gamescom surge, at around a million copies sold a week. In addition to this the team discuss AFK crate scammers and touch on the arrival of the game on Microsoft’s Xbox One.Toby leads the topic, while Dann & Terry AFK to scam loot crates.If you're interested in hearing the full podcast, complete with bonus content, then you have many choices, including:- Checking out our Big Boss Babble archive on Bigbossbattle.com- Heading over to the Big Boss Babble Podiant feed.Or you can check out our Mini Boss Babble Podiant feed.Can’t find us on your ideal podcast feed? Let us know and we’ll get ourselves over there for you.Intro music:“Cyborg Ninja” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Mini Boss Babble are smaller, one topic cuts from our otherwise extensive weekly podcast.In this Mini Boss Babble we discuss Silicon Echo, a developer which had 200 of its games removed from Valve's Steam Store a couple of weeks back.The 200 titles which were removed had been, reportedly, the source of over 50% of the complaints that Valve had been receiving since upload. The reasons for the complaints? They were mass produced titles, asset-flips and re-skins of games the company had already released.Terry leads the topic, while Dann & Toby have the same opinions but in red and blue palette swaps.If you're interested in hearing the full podcast, complete with bonus content, then you have many choices, including:- Checking out our Big Boss Babble archive on Bigbossbattle.com- Heading over to the Big Boss Babble Podiant feed.Or you can check out our Mini Boss Babble Podiant feed.Can’t find us on your ideal podcast feed? Let us know and we’ll get ourselves over there for you.Intro music:“Cyborg Ninja” Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/