Given that remasters are part and parcel of the gaming calendar these days, it's worth asking: what's the best one so far?

With this morning's announcement that you can buy a brand new iPhone for the same price as probably your parents' first car, it's worth asking: how much would you pay for a phone exactly?

Random conversation at work. We're standing around, having a chat, and then the question pops up: "What would you say to aliens?"

For this week's Big Question, let's talk music. Gaming music, to be precise.

We're not far off from the silly season of video games, but it's been a fairly decent year already. So for this week's Big Question, I'd like to know: what have you played the most out of everything this year?

Earlier this year I finally ventured into the world of Dungeons & Dragons, something I'd wanted to do for many years but never gotten the opportunity to. And while I'm still getting my head around roleplaying a character while keeping all of the necessary systems and rules in my head at once, it's been fun!

The latest thing doing the rounds of Twitter this morning is a good bit of fun: people are talking about their five favourite games of all time.

With Adobe this morning announcing that they would stop updating and distributing Flash Player at the end of 2020, the date has finally been set for the death of Flash. And it's not before too long: the standard was riddled with security errors, and Adobe couldn't update it fast enough to plug all the holes hackers kept finding.

I was fortunate enough to do something last week that I never seem to get enough time for: a trip to the movies. Along with Tegan and some colleagues from the office, I checked out a premiere of Baby Driver, which is a top heist flick that you should all enjoy if you can.

But it got me wondering: for those of you who have been fortunate to go to the movies more frequently, what are your top flicks for the year so far?

I was going to ask something completely different for The Big Question today, but then a colleague put up a picture that is bang-on perfect for this.

E3 2017 continues, but all of the major conferences have come and gone. And that means it's time for you to decide the thing that really matters: who won E3.

E3 is just around the corner, meaning we're only days away from being inundated with information about new games, new system updates, Project Scorpio specs, the whole shebang. But rather than look forward, for this week's Big Question I'd like to look back.

Are we doing this?

Dear god we're gonna do this.

There's no doubt that having a nice, shiny skin for your gun or player model looks cool, and feels cool. But I'm the kind of person who can never justify spending actual money on those things, and I'm always fascinated by those that do.

Earlier this week Patricia wrote about her experiences with the Switch, which over the past couple of months she has predominately used as a traditional console. It's interesting to me because my experiences have been the complete opposite - I've used it almost exclusively as a handheld console.

So 2017 has been a pretty big year already, and E3 is shaping up to be good fun as well. There's always plenty of fun stuff announced, but this year has some extra spice - Nintendo has to flesh out the library for the Switch, Microsoft will be unveiling more about Project Scorpio, and then there's the question of what happens to the PS4 Pro and PSVR.

Every day, at some point, we're talking about how much of a cracker year this is. Serrels has crazy Hyrulian stories from his bus trips (more on that later), and I'm frantically trying to get through my Nioh level 1 run before moving onto Nier: Automata in earnest. A fresh round of DLC was just released for both of those games, and we have details on the Zelda DLC... But how in hell are we finding the time to play everything?

I feel like this is a multi-layered question.

Brace yourselves: I have a take.

The Switch has been out for around six weeks now, so it's a good time to ask: if you picked one up, or were thinking about grabbing one, how have you found it?