This past Sunday Jordan and I had an amazing time at the first ever Press Start: Irvine 2015 LAN Party. Take a look at the video we made to hear our thoughts on the event as well as our interview with Caleb Finn, the host and director of marketing and quality.
On Sunday, fellow PG! writer and Pixel Clicks Podcaster Jordan Pollock and I were invited to the first ever Press Start LAN to see what it was like to go to a LAN party “on PCP.” Long story short: it was a blast. Jordan and I were both expecting a rather small event, maybe a
You can listen to this episode on our Pixel Clicks Podcast channel at Anchor.fm! This week the gang discusses a new skating game leaked in the most unfortunate way ever, the decline of World of Warcraft in subscription numbers, and many more exciting tidbits from what was a pretty busy week in gaming!
We’ve been talking about it since our very first podast and now the day have finally come. The two greatest space epics of cinema and the small screen have always been put at odds, it would seem there’s only enough room in all of the universe for one, the Trek or the Wars. Who has
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt fans, you might want to stay away from the Internet for the next week.
Welcome to TriPod! – the weekly video podcast featuring the latest news in geek culture and the last word in real-talk analysis of geek trends. TriPod!, hosted by long-time Pixelated Geek sass-master and afficianado of all-things-geek James Huneycutt, the ineffable Johnathan Crass – whose Fu-Manchu is as impressive as his categorical knowledge of indie-gaming – and
As the rest of the internet booed and guffawed at a certain “Fight of the Century,” the PCP’ers chatted about the week in gaming news! They covered Batman: Arkham Knight’s season pass and controversy, Valve changing their mind about selling mods in Skyrim, Yookah Laylee, what Rare could be working on, and much much more!
Here at Pixelated Geek, we take holidays very seriously. The geekier the holiday the more enthusiastically we celebrate it, and so it comes as no surprise the May the Fourth is one of our absolute favorites. Some of us marathon the films, some of us re-install classics from our childhood; I personally took the time
Yesterday I had the great pleasure of sitting down with James Pugh, Community Manager of Cloud Imperium Games, developer of the highly-anticipated Star Citizen. For those of you that are as yet unfamiliar with Star Citizen, it is a genre-bending mouthful of a game: a first-person science-fiction persistent-world massively-multiplayer-online title with a focus on flight-simulation and first-person