Pixels & Ink

In this week's Pixels and Ink Podcast: Jordan, Chris and Clement sit down to talk about the endless possibilities that can be anticipated from the creation of LucasFilm Games. While Chris and Clement beam with speculations about possible games, Jordan isn't particularly optimistic about the first two offerings. Afterwards, the gang talks a little about the Super Mario 3D World: Bowser's Fury gameplay trailer.

The first Pixels & Ink Podcast of 2021 is a more intimate affair as Jordan and Chris sit down to discuss Nintendo's acquisition of Next-Level Games, the removal of the Pogchamp emote from Twitch, the madness that happened on Capitol Hill, and talk a little Mass Effect and Death Stranding.  Throughout the podcast they go on many tangents...MANY. TANGENTS.

On this week's episode of Pixels & Ink: Jordan, Alex, Clement, and Chris sit down to talk a little Cyberpunk 2077, and the ridiculous situation that keeps unfolding with CD Projekt Red. The the gang celebrates the holidays by remembering some precious Christmas memories, and offering up their gift-giving suggestions! Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from CGM and Pixels & Ink!

On this week's Pixels & Ink Podcast, Jordan sits down with Shak, Clement, and Chris sit down to follow up on the Video Game Awards; and discuss Sephiroth's inclusion in Super Smash Bros Ultimate, and the mess that is Cyberpunk 2077—both the game, and it's removal from the Playstation and Xbox marketplace. Afterwards, Shak fills the gang in on all the movie and TV news from the Disney, including all the Marvel and Star Wars updates. 

Jordan, Alex, and Chris sit down to discuss the 2020 Video Game Awards— mere hours before the show itself. They discuss their choices for several different categories and why, ending with their choices for the coveted Game of the Year Award. Editor's Note: Chris De Hoog 100% called Sephiroth being in Super Smash Bros Ultimate. 

In this week's Pixles & Ink Podcast: Jordan, Brendan, Chris, and Clement are joined by a very special guest—former member of Blizzard Entertainment and founder of his own non-profit, Jeremey Dela Rosa. Jeremey talks with us about his non-profit platform Leyline, which seeks to motivate gamers and people around the world to perform charitable acts through tangible incentives. As the podcast goes on, Jordan talks about the disastrous "restock" of Playstation 5's that were launched through the Walmart website. To learn more about Jeremey or Leyline, check out the links below: The GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/5c6vvs-a-new-way-to-be-charitable Official website: https://leyline.gg/ Discord: https://discord.gg/btj2UUBj Twitter: https://twitter.com/leylinenp Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leylinenp/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Leylinenp/

In this week's Pixels & Ink podcast, Jordan is joined by Lisa, Alex, and long-time friend on the podcast Brendan Quinn as they discuss the PS5 being Sony's "best Playstation launch," CD Projekt Red ensuring that Cyberpunk 2077 will be released on December 10th, and Phil Spencer denouncing "console tribalism."  As the podcast goes on, Brendan talks about the PS5 remaster of Demon Souls, Alex takes some time to talk about KUUKIYOMI: Consider It, and Jordan talks a little Katamari Damacy REROLL for PS4. 

On a very special episode of Pixels and Ink, it's a packed house as Jordan, Brendan, Alex, and Lindsay are joined by the former Empress of the podcast: Lisa Mior. They sit down to talk the strange occurrence that is the alleged identity theft of Riot's newest champion; Jordan goes on a disproportionate rant about The Last of Us 2 as a Game of the Year nominee; and Lindsay talks about Wonder Woman 1984 heading to HBO Max. Afterwards, the gang talks a little PS5, and some Bugsnax and Marvel's Spider-Man: Miles Morales.

On this week's episode of Pixels & Ink: Jordan, Clement, and Chris all sit down to discuss the potential Metroid: Samus Returns remake for the Nintendo Switch; and how Marvel's The Avengers (the game) lost Square Enix $63 million dollars. They then spend the rest of the podcast lamenting about how none of them got PS5s. 

In this week's Pixels & Ink Podcast, Jordan desperately tries to get Brentalfloss to be his friend. Afterwards, Jordan, Brendan, Chris, and Lindsay discuss Activision's ludicrous microtransaction profits, and how Sony isn't sending PS5s to stores. Just before a hasty retreat, Brendan can finally talk about the Xbox Series X and the PS5! Later on, the Spooptacular special continues as Lindsay talks about all the scary movies she got to review in the lead up to Halloween, and Jordan finds another reason to talk about The Haunting of Bly Manor. 

The podcast crew sits down to discuss the delay of Cyberpunk: 2077, Halo: Infinite losing its director, a $250 Mandalorian-themed Xbox controller, and Brendan shares a few details on the Xbox Series X and the PS5. Afterwards; Jordan, Alex and Chris discuss some spooky game memories.

In this week's Pixels & Ink Podcast: Jordan, Clement, Chris and Alex get together to talk about the tragic (and completely unpredictable) closure of Quibi, Jared Leto returning to the Justice League Snyder Cut, and Tom Holland starring as Nathan Drake in the Uncharted movie. The crew go on to discuss Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit, and the horrible broken spook-fest that is Remothered: Broken Porcelain.

In this week's Pixels & Ink podcast Jordan is joined by podcast alumni Brendan Frye, and Shakyl Lambert as they discuss the dismissal of Rooster Teeth's Ryan Haywood and Adam Kovic, the Playstation 5's new UI, and whole host of movie news including the release of the trailer for the Monster Hunter movie adaptation. After a small technical glitch, Brendan and Shak discuss some choice films out of TIFF 2020 while Jordan tags along for the ride—he wasn't invited to TIFF.

In this week's Pixels & Ink podcast: Jordan, Clement, and Chris spend way too much time talking about Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War's ludicrous 250GB data requirement, the PS5 hardware breakdown, and the AMD Livestream. Naturally, Jordan finds a way to make it all about Nintendo and the Switch.

In this week’s Pixels and Ink Podcast; Jordan, Clement and Alex sit down to talk about CD Projekt Red’s required crunch in the month leading up to Cyberpunk 2077’s release, and the monumental reveal of Steve from Minecraft as the newest DLC fighter in Super Smash Brothers Ultimate. As an added bonus, Jordan talks about the chaotic fun of Super Mario 35, Clement defends the power of VR, and Alex has been enjoying Deep Rock Galactic!

In this week’s Pixels and Ink podcast, Jordan and Clement are joined by newcomer Chris de Hoog to talk about Microsoft’s acquisition of Bethesda, a live-action Yakuza movie and the supposed selling out of the Xbox Series X. As they discuss the potential of a Metal Gear Solid remake without Hideo Kojima, things quickly get weird as they discuss the nightmarish anatomy of Fall Guys’ titular characters.

In this week’s Pixels and Ink podcast, the crew sits down to discuss Sony’s PS5 Digital Showcase. Jordan, Cole, and Alex discuss the PS5: the console, the price, the tech, and of course, the games! As a final point of the podcast, the crew takes a moment to discuss Nintendo’s Mini Direct, and the surprise reveal of two new Monster Hunter games!

In this week's Pixels and Ink Podcast, Jordan, Cole, Clement, and Alex sit down to discuss Hyrule Warriors 2: Age of Calamity, and the newest information from Microsoft regarding their upcoming console: the Xbox Series X, and it's younger brother: the Xbox Series S. Continuing talks from last week's episode, things get heated between as they discuss Marvel's Avengers and "live-service" systems in video games.

In the 316th episode of Pixels and Ink we join Jordan, Brendan, Clement, and Alex as they get heated discussing questionable industry practices, the new Avengers game, and the DC Fandome event.Once things cool off, the gang finds some time to talk about the plethora of Super Mario releases for the famous plumber's 35th anniversary.

This week on Pixels and Ink we debut a brand new segment called Connections! Taking place in the second half of the episode, Alex sits down with members of CGM and people from the gaming/movie/comics sphere to talk about the media that they have the strongest connection to. For this inaugural recording, writer/performer/all-around top-tier human Cole Watson comes by to talk about Halo 3, how it helped him connect with his dad, his brief flirtation with professional play and much much more! And in segment #1 Jordan, Liam, Brendan and Alex analyze Microsoft's Game's Showcase Presentation. Does Halo Infinite look good? Are there enough exciting announcements for Microsoft to go toe to toe with the PlayStation 5? And where does Game Pass Ultimate fit into all of this? For answers to all these questions and many more, check out this week's episode of Pixel's and Ink!