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 remembering their lovely cat, Pokey, and the five years that have passed since he, well, passed, and then wishes their father a very happy birthday. After that, Marc dives deep into the world of anime, first talking about their favorite anime of 2016 (so far), then their thoughts about a handful of Studio Ghibli dubs, and then a smattering of new spring anime--including the Phoenix Wright anime and the much-anticipated adaptation of My Hero Academia. Once Marc gets all the anime out of their system, they move onto games, including Miitomo (not a game), Lords of the Fallen, and Pneuma: Breath of Life. 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 exercise, falling asleep in the shower, and violence/crime because why wouldn't they, eh. After that, Marc talks about the spring anime their most looking forward to this year and a few of the winter season finales, including the pretty-much-perfect finale of Boku dake ga Inai Machi (Erased). And then, after anime-ing all over the place, Marc talks about a few games while trying to love their PlayStation 4 (and the exclusive games that call it home). 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 an amazing little movie project called Loving Vincent, which is all about Vincent Van Gogh and is the first feature-length painted animation and incredibly beautiful--honestly, it's ridiculously beautiful and worthy of being called "breathtaking." After that, Marc talks about how much they want the new Pokemon 3DS before talking about a few anime finales and ending with a handful of games as usual, including one of the worst games they've played in quite some time--the title says it all. | Anyway, that's it and that's all, folks, and, if you're feeling extra generous, you can become a patron, donate a little something-something, or subscribe to show your support for the site, podcasts, and all the ridiculous jazz we make. Cheers.

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 new Ghostbusters trailer, which leads to a discussion about Melissa McCarthy's work, how she's the female version of Jack Black, and how nice it would be to see her taking on more serious roles. After that, Marc talks about who they want to see in the role of young Han Solo, recommending, once again, Kingsman: The Secret Service to anyone who still hasn't seen it. And then comes the meat of the show, starting with a good chunk of anime--including the weekly Shin Atashin'chi segment--and a hefty topping of video games, including more chatter about The Division and a game about a badass elephant.

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 launch of the official Pixelated Sausage Patreon page, where you can support the site with a bit of spare change every month if you feel so inclined, and then talks a wee bit about a magical new TV show called, The Magicians. After that, Marc hits a good chunk of anime, starting a new Shin Atashin'chi weekly segment and going over their favorite anime of the winter 2016 season as the season is weeks away from ending. And then, when you thought you already had more than enough Marc to satiate your appetite for nonsense, Marc spends a whole lot of time (so much time) talking about games, including their recent breakup with achievements and a review of Dungeon of the Endless on Xbox One.