Towards the end, Jordan has been playing with the Switch OLED and has some thoughts, Chris has thoughts on Final Fantasy XIV and Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town Dayna is still playing Alchemic Cutie, and Brendan has been trying a new Fitbit. Continuing the space theme, the gang talks a bit about William Shatner's trip to space.
This leads to a somewhat strange tangent about horror movies, and how many horror icons have gone to space. Speaking of movies-literally-the podcast gang talk about some of the new trailers, including a ones for a new Home Alone, and Scream. Continuing the comic book movie news, the gang talks a little about the short teaser for The Batman, and the gang swoons a bit over Robert Pattinson's Bat-Voice. 3 as well as the short trailer for Hawekeye. On this week's Pixels & Ink Podcast: Brendan, Chris, Dayna, and Jordan sit down to get a little night sassy while talking a little Marvel news-Will Poulter of We're The Millers fame, cast as Adam Warlock in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. To bring the podcast to a close, Jordan talks a bit about Dusk, Chris talks about the Jackbox Party Pack 8, and Brendan talks about the Google Pixel 6 and new Amazon TV. They finish the news talking about the terrible tragedy involving Alex Baldwin on the set of Rust. They also talk a bit about some of the new developments with Activision Blizzard-McCree's new name, Bobby Kotick's pay reduction, and Vicarious Visions potentially being absorbed/renamed.
Moving from film to videogames, the gang talks a bit about the new Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack-some of the issues people have been having with it and whether the selection of N64 is worth the added price of investment. Continuing the film buzz, the podcast gang talks about the reveal trailer for the Buzz Lightyear prequel movie, named after the iconic character. Afterwards, they talk a little about the announcement of a sequel to Dune, following the success of recently released film. On this week's Pixels & Ink Podcast: Brendan, Chris, and Jordan sit down to talk about Facebook's parent company rebrand-renaming to "Meta," and showcasing a greater emphasis on VR content-and what the future might hold for Facebook.
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