Facebook Hack Exposes Over 50 Million Accounts
Facebook has announced that they have discovered a security breach that affects 50 million Facebook accounts.
Month: September 2018
Pixels & Ink: Episode #300
This week’s very special episode of Pixels and Ink serves as both a cause for celebration and mourning.
First off, Brendan, Jordan and Alex dive deep into the Telltale Games Debacle, and try to figure out what went wrong, and what the company could have done differently.
They also discuss the precedent that the Telltale situation sets and what it means for the industry going forward.
All that plus a heated discussion on the newly released Nintendo Switch online service.
Is it right for Nintendo to charge for online? Do the features justify the price? And most importantly: is Jordan capable of saying anything negative about his beloved Nintendo?
Find out this week on an all-new episode of Pixels and Ink!
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New Oculus Device take Aim at Nintendo Switch
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Timespinner (PS4) Review
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The Bard’s Tale IV: Barrows Deep (PC) Review
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Wandersong (Nintendo Switch) Review
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Best Back-To-School Laptops 2018
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Tokyo Game Show 2018 – Jump Force Preview
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Kingdom Hearts III Unveils Magical Disney Voice Cast
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Life is Strange 2, Episode One: “Roads” (PS4) Review
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