The Pixelated Sausage Podcast is a podcast about games, anime, movies, TV, art, and life in general, all of it hosted by a weirdo who's standing in front of the internet, asking it to love, I mean, listen to 'em...

Marc starts off the show talking about the dentist, how dentists are the worst, and how they're going to the dentist today (and hate everything about it); they also congratulate the Crazy Sunshine Podcast for making it through their first year, wishing them many more great years of podcasting loveliness. After introductions are out of the way, Marc goes off on FLCL, takes a dart to the heart for Death Parade, and tries not to be too gung-ho about Trigun. And then, of course, Marc ends the show talking about games (two great games for a change): Rise of the Tomb Raider and Shovel Knight. Cheers and enjoy the show.

The Pixelated Sausage Podcast is a podcast about games, anime, movies, TV, art, and life in general, all of it hosted by a weirdo who's standing in front of the internet, asking it to love, I mean, listen to 'em...

Marc starts off the show wishing every Mother a happy (early) Mother's Day and follows that up talking about Snapchat and how they're confused about it and how they don't "get it." After that, Marc talks about a smidgen on anime, including Ao no Exorcist (Blue Exorcist) and Akira, which they only now watched for the very first time. When they say sayonara to all that anime, Marc gives their first impressions for Battleborn and Rise of the Tomb Raider, reviews Quantum Break, and reminds everyone that Superhot is still super cool and now available on Xbox One. Cheers and enjoy the show, but, seriously, what the hell is this Snapchat shit all about?

The Pixelated Sausage Podcast is a podcast about games, anime, movies, TV, art, and life in general, all of it hosted by a weirdo who's standing in front of the internet, asking it to love, I mean, listen to 'em...

Marc starts off the show talking about what it's like saving a quadcopter, a football, and a 16" softball out of a fairly large tree; sadly, no cats were in need of saving, but blood was bled and, believe it or not, the color was red. After that, Marc talks a about two old(er) anime, Durarara!! and Fate/Zero, and how Durarara!! introduced them to one of their new all-time favorite characters (and their favorite dub to date). And then Marc ends with just a smidgen of video game chatter, talking about Dark Souls III (again) and the new Ratchet & Clank game about the movie about the game. Cheers and enjoy the show.

The Pixelated Sausage Podcast is a podcast about games, anime, movies, TV, art, and life in general, all of it hosted by a weirdo who's standing in front of the internet, asking it to love, I mean, listen to 'em...

Marc starts off the show talking about the magnificent trailer for the remake of The Magnificent Seven--which, itself, was a remake of Seven Samurai--and the Red Dead *Insert Subtitle Here* leak because apparently it's a western kind of week and there is nothing wrong with that. After that, Marc finishes their binging of Studio Ghibli movies, hits a few more seasonal anime, and gives their first thoughts about Durarara!! And then, like always, Marc ends with a bit of gaming nonsense, talking about Dark Souls III, trying their best not to spoil anything, and what they think of the new PlayStation 4.5 details and what they want from the Nintendo NX.

The Pixelated Sausage Podcast is a podcast about games, anime, movies, TV, art, and life in general, all of it hosted by a weirdo who's standing in front of the internet, asking it to love, I mean, listen to 'em...

Marc starts off the show talking about creepy Asian dolls, the new Doctor Strange and Suicide Squad trailers, and probably something else before diving even deeper into the world of Studio Ghibli dubs, talking not only about the quality of the dubs, but the quality of the movies, too--expect some controversial opinions. After that, Marc briefly talks about some more spring anime before giving their initial impressions about Dark Souls III and ending it all with a review of the surprisingly great Stories: The Path of Destinies.