Moving Pixels

The Moving Pixels podcast revisits the muddled, half crazed genius of Suda 51's Killer 7.

Another day, another zombie apocalypse. However, when Uncharted developer Naughty Dog is orchestrating that apocalypse, it may be worth taking a look at.

We take the supposed "meta" elements of gaming for granted, but how do they contribute to the drama and realism of the gaming experience?

Get in. Get Out. Get paid. Monaco apes all the conventions of the heist film, but this time, it's you making all of the plans and making all of the mistakes.

This week, it's minimalism. It's video games. What more can we say?

From whether we can stand a huge helping of Disney Princess behavior to considering what lurks behind that doorway to the infinite, the Moving Pixels podcast explores the infinite possibilities of Bioshock Infinite.

By beating her down, has Crystal Dynamics successfully created a reasonable image of Lara Croft as a survivor?

One of the more interesting indie releases of last year was Tomorrow Corporation's Little Inferno, a puzzle game, a parody of casual gaming, and an opportunity to burn everything in sight.

The game offers a fresh take on stealth mechanics and character building, as well as a fairly fresh looking universe to play in. This episode, though, we consider if Dishonored has a soul?

With Assassin's Creed 3, Ubisoft presents their vision of an American Revolution. But is the fifth time out all that revolutionary?

Does Hotline Miami have anything to say about video game violence or does it just allow us to further exercise our own grossest tendencies?

The Moving Pixels Podcast gets together to discuss our best gaming experiences of 2012, including a few titles you may not expect.

The Moving Pixels podcast crew discuss the consequences of surviving to the end of The Walking Dead: Season One.

With Firaxis giving the series a fresh coat of paint and introducing it to a new generation, we felt it imperative to consider the translation of a decades old system to today's next gen consoles.

Nearly at our final destination, our podcasters try to figure out how each of us has arrived over the course of a game that challenges gamers constantly with decisions great and small.