In this week’s episode of Pixel Papi’s, we discuss the recent announcements and updates from this year’s GDC conference as well as a bunch of other general updates in the entertainment and tech industries.

Apologies for rougher-than-usual audio in this episode - we did our best to clean things up! Enjoy this week’s episode of Pixel Papi’s!

Today on the couch, Alfredo and Jio discuss the recent Pokemon announcements, some rumors about Sony taking Playstation console-exclusive, the new Lanterns TV series, and Apple’s new hardware announcements for Spring 2026. Join us on the couch, grab a seat, and join the conversation!

In this “Pixel Byte” episode of Pixel Papis, we dive straight into the topic of currently unfolding corporate shakeups at Xbox and Warner Bros. Pixel Bytes are shorter episodes focused on one or two particular topics. We hope you enjoy this shorter edition of Pixel Papis! Take a seat on the couch and join the conversation.

In this episode of Pixel Papi’s, we go down a bit of a rabbit hole discussing what we are currently reading, books that we want to read, the current state of the gaming landscape, video games as an art form, and how they just don’t make games like they used to. Take a seat on the couch and join us on another episode of Pixel Papis!

Hey there, Couch Crew! On this episode of Pixel Papis, your hosts Jio Crespo and Alfredo Ramos discuss what they’re reading, watching, and playing this week as well as their thoughts on the most recent Playstation State of Play event. 

----more----Take a seat on the couch and join the conversation! Welcome to Episode 1 of Pixel Papis!

Two cousins, Alfredo and Jio, kick off Pixel Papis with a laid-back intro episode about gaming, tech, movies, and nostalgia. Expect honest, unscripted conversations that feel like pulling up a seat on the couch.

They dive into PC and console gaming, tabletop hobbies, and the pop culture that shaped them, all while embracing the real-life sounds of family, pets, and chaos in the background.

Stick around for casual debates, throwbacks, and shoutouts — including thanks to Sarah Habib for the logo and Nerd Attack by Gabriel Acevedo as the theme.