Well, nobody saw this coming. Not Inky, Binky, Pinky, or even Clyde. But there he was above the streets of New York City. The Pac was back. To promote his new title Pac-Man Shine On, Bandai Namco, with help from Pixis, launched what may be remembered as the greatest 80’s video game character drone light show of all time. Now we just have one question: Who brought the quarters?

We like to think that a Pixis drone light show is the superhero of any special event. A thought that came in handy when we were asked to produce a drone show in support of DC's new Blue Beetle movie in Burbank, California.

The live action adaptation of one the world’s most beloved anime series has become a smash hit for Netflix. Pixis was chosen to kick off the show’s successful run with a One Piece-inspired drone light show at the premiere screening and party.

Sometimes, only a Pixis drone light show will do. Like when there's only one night to help Paris Hilton celebrate two big events at the Santa Monica Pier in Southern California.

Software giant King celebrated the 10th Anniversary of its global hit mobile franchise, Candy Crush with a sweet party in Battery Park, NYC. The party received plenty of buzz before and after the show, due largely to the Pixis-produced drone light show that played out in the skies.