In this episode of the Pixelated Realms Podcast, hosts Tyler Salerno and Dustin discuss their recent gaming experiences, including family gaming sessions with Lego Star Wars and Minecraft. They delve into the controversy surrounding the release of Dragon Age, exploring the disparity between critic and user reviews. The conversation shifts to memorable gaming glitches and exploits, before wrapping up with a character battle discussion centered on Goku and Vegeta from Dragon Ball Z.

In this episode, Tyler and Dustin take over the podcast to discuss their love for anime and video games, focusing on their experiences with family gaming, the evolution of Lego games, and a continued review of the game 'Metaphor: A Fantasy'. We also chat about our favorite Anime game adaptations and answer our viewer questions!

In this episode of the Pixelated Realms Gamescast, hosts Alex and Tyler discuss their current gaming experiences, including their thoughts on the game 'Metaphor: ReFantasia' and the nostalgic elements of classic shooters. They also delve into retro gaming, the development of Gameboy games, and their ongoing adventures in 'Space Marines 2' and 'Alan Wake 2'. The conversation highlights the importance of community engagement and the evolution of gaming experiences over the years. In this episode, Tyler and Alex dive into various topics related to video games, including the importance of game mechanics versus storytelling, a character showdown between Ezio and Kratos, mobile game recommendations, and an in-depth discussion about the new RPG Metaphor Re-Fantazio. They explore the game's similarities to the Persona series, the gaming community's reception, and the subjective nature of game reviews, all while engaging with listener questions.

Heya, we talk about Diablo and Halo. Tech tree's suck by the way. Also Tyler and Dustin need to play more games if they're going to be on a gamescast. Just saying...

In this episode of the Pixelated Realms Gamescast, hosts Alex, Dustin, and Ralph dive into a variety of topics, including the much-anticipated sequel to Ghost of Tsushima, their personal gaming experiences from childhood, and a discussion on the merits of first-person versus third-person gaming perspectives.

In this episode of the Pixelated Realms Games Cast, hosts Alex, Tyler, and Dustin discuss their recent gaming experiences, celebrate reaching a thousand subscribers on YouTube, and answer community questions. They delve into game recommendations for introducing spouses to gaming, debate the pricing of the PlayStation 5 Pro, and provide an overview of the new game Deadlock, sharing their impressions and expectations for its future.

In this episode, we explore the failure of Sony's Concord, discussing why it struggled and how a free-to-play re-release could revive it. We compare its downfall to the success of Overwatch and the role of community in esports. We also touch on disappointing launches like Anthem and Overwatch 2, share our thoughts on the upcoming Minecraft movie, and discuss creating character names in games. Lastly, we review Space Marines 2, praising its Warhammer-inspired world-building and combat, while suggesting improvements for multiplayer and endgame content.

In this episode, the hosts discuss their weekly recap, answer questions from the community, and review the game Star Wars Outlaws. They also share what they've been playing and express their excitement for upcoming games. The hosts use a unique review scale and discuss their thoughts on the game's reviews. Outlaws of the Old West is praised for its stunning visuals and immersive gameplay. The game offers a living world experience where players can explore and survive as a scoundrel in a galaxy filled with danger. The skill system is minimalistic yet enjoyable, allowing players to progress and unlock abilities through in-game actions. The game also features a fun mini-game called Zabacc, adding another layer of entertainment. While some players may find the game too focused on stealth, it offers a unique and enjoyable experience for Star Wars fans and those who appreciate Ubisoft's open-world formula. Overall, Outlaws of the Old West is a great game with the potential for future DLC and content updates.