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...

Today's episode starts off with a snippet of what it's like playing Heads Up! with Marc's father, then transitions to the excitement that is each and every Half Price Books sale and what it's like switching from Android to iOS. And then, after all that nonsense has gone in one ear and out the other, Marc talks about the very interesting anime, The Perfect Insider, and gushes over the graphic novel, Love: The Fox--which everyone should buy 'cause it's beautiful and wonderful and beautiful and just the best, the absolute best.

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 follows up one of the best episodes yet with another strong (but shorter) episode full of enthusiasm and reasons why Rob (of Pixelated Radio fame) would be the worst companion if the zombie apocalypse ever came to fruition--he really would be the worst, the absolute worst. That said, the actual crap talked about on today's show includes the fantastic Divinity: Original Sin, the nostalgic-rich Organ Trail, and Marc's reason for not liking anime shorts, or, better put, the reason why Marc and anime shorts work together about as well as M. Night Shyamalan and Avatar: The Last Airbender. 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...

Today's show is full of changes and surprises and bouts of nonsense sprinkled with various bleeps and bloops and, on top of all that, Marc is joined, briefly, by his father as they [attempt to] talk about Steve Jobs, not the man, but the movie; though, it's kind of hard to not talk about the man when the movie is all about him, so, yeah. When Marc isn't "talking" with his father about Steve Jobs, they talk about their frustrations with the end of Halo: Combat Evolved and how they're still enjoying the anime, Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad.

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 launches right into a tangent of nonsense about phones and pretty people working at Best Buy on today's episode before eventually returning to the world of Blood Bowl 2, reviewing the mashup of American football--throw in some Rugby, too--and the Warhammer universe ('cause who doesn't want to play football with a team made up of giant rat men, a.k.a., the Skaven, a.k.a., the "Splinters"). Once they're done slurping the last droplets of blood from their nonexistent bowl, they go back in time with some classic Halo and even classic(er) System Shock: Enhanced Edition. And then, of course, as always, they end with anime, reviewing the first half of Beck: Mongolian Chop Squad and touching on a handful of seasonal anime--expect some disappointment.

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...

The last episode was the (should have been) very special 250th episode; however, this here 251st episode feels much more special, in large part because Marc, for a change, actually spent way more time--a few minutes or so, compared to the usual zero--preparing for the show, instead of just diving in, headfirst, not knowing if the podcast pool was full of piranhas or not. So, what did they talk about on this special (but not actually special) episode of this very "special" podcast? Well, they start with a tangent about credit cards before eventually talking, in length, about the arena-based hack 'n' slash RPG, FORCED--which is surprisingly not too shabby--after that bit o' nonsense, they hit some Halo, then change directions with the critically acclaimed and much-loved anime, Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day, and end with a smattering of currently airing anime.