Pixelated Sausage - The Pixelated Sausage Show

There's plenty of nonsense to be enjoyed this episode, from more Plex adventures, to an accidental M3GAN lecture, and even a minor Rotten Tomatoes conjecture; however, if that's still not enough to satisfy your appetite, Marc ends the show with a three-course meal of QUByte Interactive games, including Breakers Collection, Cat Slide Tiles, and Dogurai. Anyway and as always, thank you for watc...

Despite feeling like they might actually die mere hours before recording, Marc managed to podcast it up with what is hopefully a still-enjoyable episode full of highs, lows, and I don't knows. If you want hear Marc talk about the recent State of Play, the visually stimulating Akka Arrh, or what tv shows ended too soon/have gone on for way too long, this is the episode for you. Anyway and as always...

Family woes and nightmare ohs left Marc with very little to talk about this episode; however, not all is lost. If you take the time to lend your ears, you'll still be treated to, "This Week in Plex," more Star Trek: Voyager, and Prison Tycoon: Under New Management. Anyway and as always, thank you for watching or listening, I hope you enjoy this here episode, and I hope you have a wonderful wonderf...

This is a pretty "whatever" episode. The intro goes on and on about this, that, and (mostly) nothing--emphasis on the nothing--with a small break for one game before ending with a dumb question from Enchy, making up for their great question last week. Anyway and as always, thank you for watching or listening, I hope you enjoy this here episode, and I hope you have a wonderful wonderful rest of you...

I finally decided to watch The Last of Us and thoughts...I have them. There are spoilers ahead--focusing mostly on episodes three and five--so if you haven't watched the show and plan to, best skip ahead this episode where you'll be treated to a very interesting Patreon question, a review of Ten Dates, and what my time with Wanted: Dead was like. Anyway and as always, thank you for watching or lis...

Continuing with the nothing trend, Marc spends much of this episode talking about, well, nothing, including how they haven't touched their Polymega since the first time they used it and how Ben Affleck in Armageddon and most podcast hosts are the same person. After all that and a bit of an update about the site, Marc manages to find some time for games, including Backfirewall_, Watch Over Chr...

This episode is mostly about nothing, until it isn't. After spending a fair amount of time talking about the future direction of Attack the Backlog and the site in general (along with some random movie and show talk--Voyager says hi) Marc hits a few games and then wrap things up with Patreon questions, including the age old question of, "Would you rather have sandpaper hands, or only be able to ea...

Somehow, Thor: Love and Thunder managed to be worse than I ever could have expected, while Farscape has been a roller coaster of great, forgettable, okay, bad, and, "Oh my god...what am I even watching?!" Not to be outdone, PERISH perished under the weight of its own unsatisfying loop, while Sissa's Path impressed with its puzzle design Albacete Warrior did its best Fight Club impression--in...

This episode is sure you leave you asking, "Please, god, stop with the Plex talk," and, "What did SpongeBob ever do to you?!" To which I say, "Make me," and, "They sucked well before I had anything to say about it ('cause, you know, they're a sponge and whatnot...) "Jokes" aside, I talk about a handful of movies, shows, and games on this episodes, including Tár, Violent Night, SpongeBob Squ...

Thank god it's Friday, amiright or amiright? Except, the concept of time has been long gone for a long time now, meaning this episode could be a mere thirty minutes long, or maybe, I fear, dirty skin nuts schlong--this doesn't make any sense; I just really wanted to rhyme right there, which is far from my only crime  my dear. Nonsense out of the way, Marc (aka, me) talks about a handful or mo...

This is about as last minute as a podcast can get, recorded mere hours before posting, and boy does it show (or does it?). After a bit of meandering to start things off, Marc reviews Bodies Bodies Bodies before wrapping up their Terminator rewatch part of one--the other four never showed up. After that, Marc hits one schmup and two survival horror games, including Yuppie Psycho and Chasing St...

We did it. We actually did it. We made a short show. Now, short still means just over 30 minutes, but when there have been many an episode pushing hour or close to, 30 minutes feels like a refreshing breeze of an episode. Don't worry, though, because there's still plenty of nonsense to enjoy, including more Star Trek: Voyager hate, lots of Terminator love, and a game Marc was apparently more passi...

Continuing with the trend of rambly, ranty episodes, this episode sees (and hears) Marc discussing annoying NAS issues that hopefully won't lead to them needing tissues, more TV show bullcrap that feels an awful lot like a full trap, plenty of movies that failed to grab them, and a few games that kind of did the same, ahem. Anyway and as always, thank you for watching or listening, I hope you enjo...

This last minute episode is full of good eats, a movie that made Marc skeet, and a handful of games ranging from beautiful but boring, to ugly and simple and a wee bit neat. After that, Marc answers a Patreon question about whether they'd ever speed run a game and then ends the show with a whimper, not a bang. Anyway and as always, thank you for watching or listening, I hope you enjoy this here ep...

With no plan and a belly not full of ham (or spam), Marc starts things off with a bunch of random Plex chatter that surely no one will care about, followed by a bit more Star Trek: Voyager, which people also (probably) don't care about. After that, Marc discusses River City Girls 2 and whether it met their optimistic hopes and ends it all with their return to VR with still and forever amazing Synt...

Continuing the Star Trek discussion from last time, Marc continues talking about Voyager, while also hitting the J.J. Abrams Star Trek trilogy to round things out. (There may even be a smidgen of anime in there, too). In addition to all the star treking, we have a game about sucking at parking, a game about endless running, not endless walking, and a game about who the fuck knows; for all I know,...

The first episode of the new year brings with it a sweet little movie about golf that even non-golfers can enjoy, an old British show that towers over the competition, and a return to Star Trek that may end before the voyage begins. In addition to all the watching, we have a game about sailing the open seas that ends up being a game about sailing the boring seas and a classic beat 'em up you proba...

The times, they are, uhhh, changing? That may be a scary sentence, but fear not, the changes--which are discussed on the podcast--aren't too drastic and, in the long run, should lead to better content for all. On that note, the content discussed on this here show includes the weird and wild universe of Michael Bay's Transformers quintology, as well as the video games GRIME and Broken Lines--not to...

On this episode of The Pixelated Sausage Show, Marc starts things off with a handful of movies that range from pretty good, to surprisingly not awful, to truly terrible. After that, they hit a few games, including a beat 'em up that reminded them of Boogerman and a horror game that really didn't want them to keep playing. Anyway and as always, thank you for watching or listening, I hope you enjoy...

This is an episode to get excited about; not only is there zero Star Trek talk whatsoever, but Marc talks about what may just be their new game of the year and it's sure to surprise everyone--it sure surprised them. In addition to the usual game and movie/show talk, Marc answers a few Patreon questions, including one about their biggest gaming pet peeves and one about their top 5 animated movies--...

After spending a fair amount of time talking about what's been going on in their life and what their streaming future looks like, Marc gets back to the usual nonsense with more Deep Space Nine--hopefully (probably) for the last time--a handful of games--including Swordship, RWBY: Arrowfell, and Trash Sailors--and, of course, some Patreon questions to wrap things up. Anyway and as always, thank you...

This was not an easy episode to record. A certain few of you know the exact reason, but all I'll say is, some family stuff came out of nowhere to sucker punch me in the face harder than Mike Tyson and it's a miracle I got an episode out at all--seems like a week for miracles. All that said, I didn't want to skip this week (and welcomed the distraction), so, hopefully, what you're about to watch (o...

This episode is a bit of a mess, but given that it's Thanksgiving, I think that makes sense. Marc doesn't have much to talk about in terms of what they've been watching, but they've got another healthy helping of games to talk about including one of their favorite games of the year and what might just be the greatest game collection ever made. (And if you haven't already, or are a listener and not...

After recording and deleting two full episodes because they hated both for different reasons, Marc's hoping third time's the charm because they weren't about to go for more with another attempt because their favorite number is three and not four. Because of this, the "watching" section is much shorter than usual; however (and maybe to make up for this), more time is spent on what they've been play...

This episode is a bit of a scattered mess, but hopefully an enjoyable scattered mess. Not much is talked about in terms of what Marc's been watching--other than more Star Trek, of course--but a lot is talked about in terms of what they've been playing, including a game about a vampire from hell who ends up on earth doing busy work for a priest, and a game when bunnies bug the shit out of you for s...