Pixels & Ink

It’s time once again for the Anime Research Society to explore the depths of anime – the good, the bad, the absolutely insane. Join them as they take a look at some of the best and worst of the season and some recommendations to lead you on your research journey.

This week, on a very special episode of The Anime Research Society, Cole and Remington go over 9000 with a deep dive into the world of Dragon Ball Super. The discuss the entirety of the series, breaking it down arc by arc, going over their favourite and least favourite moments from each. They muse about the future of Dragon Ball and what they hope to see from the new movie at the end of 2018. For those listeners who are looking to get into the series but are overwhelmed by choice and can't decide where to start, Cole and Remington have you covered with recommendations for movies to get you going. This episode will have you powered up in no time!

The Anime Research Society is available every Wednesday. Tune in and don’t miss a minute of the fun!

It’s time once again for the Anime Research Society to explore the depths of anime – the good, the bad, the absolutely insane. Join them as they take a look at some of the best and worst of the season and some recommendations to lead you on your research journey.

This week, Cole, Remington, Lisa, and Preston explore the first three fantastical episodes of Record of Gancrest war. From the creator of Record of Lodoss War, Record of Grancrest War tells the story of a land divided by feuding lords and the demons of the Chaps dimension. Following the story of a young mage, Siluca Meletes, and a wandering knight, Theo Corano, Record of Grancrest War is an action-packed adventure from the get-go. But is this enough to hold the attention of the Anime Research Society?

The team dole out a few of their favourite anime from past seasons to check out. Finally, the team is stumped over a mysterious (and frankly, a little ridiculous) anime summary.

The Anime Research Society is available every Wednesday. Tune in and don’t miss a minute of the fun!

In this episode of Coffee and Cartridges, Jordan, Brendan, and Cole examine the growing trend of "games as services." We examine what they are, what their potential positive and negative effect on the industry can be, the sustainability of the games as service model, and what elements to make a good one. Pour yourself a cup and enjoy.

This week, the Pixels & Ink Podcast team takes a look at some of the latest game releases and the hottest news out of the game and movie industry. 

Jorda, Brendan, and Lisa talk about the latest news: No Man's Sky gets a new update, the finalists for the Videogame Hall of fame were announced, Far Cry 3: Blood Dragon director leaves Ubisoft after 12 years, NYXL Wins Overwatch League Stage 2 championships and the Deadpool animated series.

In reviews, Jordan takes a look at Darkest Dungeon and Flinthook for the Nintendo Switch, and Lisa goes over The Octahedron.

It’s time once again for the Anime Research Society to explore the depths of anime – the good, the bad, the absolutely insane. Join them as they take a look at some of the best and worst of the season and some recommendations to lead you on your research journey.

This week, Cole, Remington, Lisa, and Preston explore the first three action-packed episodes of B: The Beginning. Another beautiful series from Production I.G., B: The Beginning tells the suspenseful story of genius RIS detective, Keith, the mysterious Koku, and the city plagued by a terrifying criminal organization and the serial murderer, Killer B. It's a white-knuckle ride for the team this week!

The team dole out a few of their favourite anime from past seasons to check out. Finally, the team is stumped over a mysterious (and frankly, a little ridiculous) anime summary.

The Anime Research Society is available every Wednesday. Tune in and don’t miss a minute of the fun!

This week, the Pixels & Ink Podcast team takes a look at some of the latest game releases and the hottest news out of the game and movie industry. 

Cole Watson and Preston Dozsa join Lisa Mior and Jordan Biordi as they talk about the Vivendi - Ubisoft merger, the latest news on the Atari Box, and a slew of news to come out of the gaming world this week. The team goes through some of the biggest titles that came out this week, including Sea of Thieves, Detective Pikachu, Ni No Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom, Attack on Titan 2, MLB The Show, and PUBG Mobile.

In reviews, Cole talks about the latest update to Monster Hunter World, Preston gives us his take on Burnout Paradise Remaster, Lisa talks all things Nintendo Labo and God of War, and Jordan takes us through MLB The Show, Wandersong, and Way of the Passive Fist.

It’s time once again for the Anime Research Society to explore the depths of anime – the good, the bad, the absolutely insane. Join them as they take a look at some of the best and worst of the season and some recommendations to lead you on your research journey.

This week, Cole, Remington, Lisa, and special guest Brendan Frye explore the first three insanely dense episodes of Hakata Tonkatsu Ramens. This light novel, turned manga, turned anime centres around the seemingly peaceful district of Hakata in the city of Fukoka. But all is not as it seems, as it's underworld is teeming with assains, detectives, and revenge seekers who work there and cross paths in rather unconventional ways. Join the ARS team as they try to keep track of this one and its many...many...MANY storylines.

The team dole out a few of their favourite anime from past seasons to check out. Finally, the team is stumped over a mysterious (and frankly, a little ridiculous) anime summary.

The Anime Research Society is available every Wednesday. Tune in and don’t miss a minute of the fun!

This week, the Pixels and Ink Podcast team returns with Phil, Jordan, and Lisa, who take a look at the latest news from Hollywood and the gaming scene. In gaming, the team look at Far Cry 5 and how it stacks up to the competition.

In game news, the team take a look at Jeff Goldblum reprising his as Dr. Ian Malcolm in the upcoming Jurassic Park World Evolution, Fortnite hitting mobile devices, The new announcements at the Nintendo Direct, and how Monster Hunter World is now the best selling Capcom get yet.

It’s time once again for the Anime Research Society to explore the depths of anime – the good, the bad, the absolutely insane. Join them as they take a look at some of the best and worst of the season and some recommendations to lead you on your research journey.

This week, Preston, Remington, and Lisa explore the first three episodes of the predictably uninteresting Death March to the Parallel World Rhapsody. This light novel, turned manga, turned anime centres around programmer Ichiro Suzuki who spends his days fixing bugs in MMORPGs, until a fateful nap sends him to another world inside the game Death March. As you might expect, the ARS team has quite a bit to say about an anime that says very little.

The team dole out a few of their favourite anime from past seasons to check out. Finally, the team is stumped over a mysterious (and frankly, a little ridiculous) anime summary.

The Anime Research Society is available every Wednesday. Tune in and don’t miss a minute of the fun!

The Pixels & Ink Podcast is bringing back Coffee & Cartridges in an all-new segment. Our intrepid panel of experts delves into some of gaming's biggest questions.

This episode, Quinn, Jordan, and Lisa tackle the age-old question: do graphics make the game? The team looks at a variety of game styles, talk about the increasing advancement in game technology in the hopes of finding an answer of whether the visuals in a game make it or break it.

Don't forget to check back in on Friday for the next episode of Pixels & Ink.