PixelPlay

This week, Adam and Chris talk about the issues that happen sometimes when playing retro games, how sometimes you can't get yourself to play one all the way through. They go through their various theories and ideas as to why this happens once in a while.

This week, Kaylan and Chris, who takes over as Adam is currently dealing with COVID, talk about what they saw at Gamescom Opening Night, along with conversations about Sony being sued for its PlayStation store prices, Sony being called out for paying developers to not put their games on Game Pass, and the issue of there being a lot of shovelware games on various digital stores.

This week, Kaylan and Adam talk about the potential and viability of a new Deus Ex game under Embracer, the potential of Square Enix selling stakes in their studios and asking the question of how mods should be made available and if they should be monetized, stemming from EA's recent tightening of Sims 4 modding.

This week, Adam and Chris reminisce about the original Pokemon games and play a little game guessing the original 151 (and looking really bad trying to do so).

This week, Kaylan and Adam talk about the changes we'll be seeing in the eventual (we hope) release of Grand Theft Auto VI, as well as Sony's comments about the purchase of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft. Adam also brings another Untimely Review, this time the indie game, Lake.

This week, Adam and Chris celebrating the Mega Man franchise hitting 38 million copies sold in total, as well as talk about remaking older games to look like an updated version of their original form, rather than a high-graphics reimagining.

This week, Kaylan and Adam talk about a myriad of game cancellations and delays, including the Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic remake. They also talk about the upcoming PlayStation Stars system, as well as asking the question if there's too many licensed games being made as of late. And lastly, both Kaylan and Adam have Untimely Reviews, Kaylan with Hazel Sky, and Adam with The Artful Escape!

This week, Adam and Chris make up for the missing PixelPlay episode by talking about loot boxes, Bungie officially being part of PlayStation and Xbox getting Discord voice chat before Playstation. They also talk about retro games, don't worry! They go into Final Fantasy X hitting 20 million copies sold between the original and the remaster, as well as the TMNT: Cowabunga Collection finally having a release date.

This week, Adam and Chris talk about the idea of the order of locations in Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth not being the same as the original game, as well as the potential of Dino Crisis and Ridge Racer 2 coming to PS+ Premium users, Black Mesa getting remade again, but this time in the original Half-Life engine, and lastly, the potential of Metal Gear games making a comeback as the 35th anniversary of the original game has come and gone.

This week, Kaylan and Adam talk about whether or not using guides while playing games for the first time is a gaming sin, how 2022 has looked thus far, and how it's looking the rest of the year, including the now November-slated God of War: Ragnarok. They also talk about ReedPop taking over the planning of the E3 expo and what it could mean going forward.