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Pixels and Polygons, part of the Sound Stone Network, is a conversational podcast hosted by Darren Hupke. It features a rotating cast of guests and captures a conversation on a set gaming topic. The conversations are short & sweet and designed to be a quick listen.The logo was designed by Ry-Spirit - Instagram - @ryspiritart - https://www.deviantart.com/ry-spiritThe show image is from Final Fantasy 1 Pixel Remaster----------------Find out more about the Sound Stone Network and discover more great podcasts at:soundstone.network----------------Shop the Pixels and Polygons store to buy all my books and merch! Titles like the 32 Bit Library s
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Welcome to Pixels and Polygons, part of the Sound Stone Network. This is a conversational podcast hosted by Darren Hupke. It features a rotating cast of guests each week and captures a conversation on a set gaming topic. Each episode starts with an introduction of the guest and an icebreaker; then, we answer a single gaming question. Short and sweet! It’s the perfect “podcast-between-podcasts!” This week’s topic is…What is a game you consider to be one of the greatest of all time? What does the game get right for you?My guest this week is:Gooey from Flashback 64, a podcast focused on chronologically discussing the Nintendo 64 library and what was happening around that time. Find out more about the show and give them a follow here: https://linktr.ee/flashback64----------------Show credits:Ry-Spirit designed the logo - Instagram - @ryspiritart - https://www.deviantart.com/ry-spiritBackground art from Game InformerI created the music.Edited by Gooey Fame----------------Find out more about the Sound Stone Network and discover more great podcasts at:soundstone.network----------------Shop the Pixels and Polygons store to buy all my books and merch! Titles like the 32 Bit Library series, Pixels and Polygons Quarterly, and Beat ‘Em Up!Head over to pixelsandpolygons.netBuy my books digitally here: https://pixelsandpolygonsllc.gumroad.com----------------Support the show on Patreon: patreon.com/darrenhupkeFollow along for FREE and read my retro gaming creations and behind-the-scenes posts. Sign up for one of the paid tiers for early access to the podcast, a Postcard-of-the-Month review every month, or a printed edition of [timestamp] each month!----------------See all my links and projects right here: https://linktr.ee/darrenhupke
Welcome to Pixels and Polygons, part of the Sound Stone Network. This is a conversational podcast hosted by Darren Hupke. It features a rotating cast of guests each week and captures a conversation on a set gaming topic. Each episode starts with an introduction of the guest and an icebreaker; then, we answer a single gaming question. Short and sweet! It’s the perfect “podcast-between-podcasts!” This week’s topic is…Do you have a gaming “hot take?” Share your thoughts or opinions that go against the popular consensus about a game or subject.My guest this week is:Emily Merritt from NoSmallGames! Emily also streams on Twitch when not talking about games on the podcast. Find her and follow her here: https://www.twitch.tv/aspecificegg. Find the podcast and follow here: www.nosmallgames.com----------------Show credits:Ry-Spirit designed the logo - Instagram - @ryspiritart - https://www.deviantart.com/ry-spiritBackground art from Coffee TalkI created the music.Edited by Gooey Fame----------------Find out more about the Sound Stone Network and discover more great podcasts at:soundstone.network----------------Shop the Pixels and Polygons store to buy all my books and merch! Titles like the 32 Bit Library series, Pixels and Polygons Quarterly, and Beat ‘Em Up!Head over to pixelsandpolygons.netBuy my books digitally here: https://pixelsandpolygonsllc.gumroad.com----------------Support the show on Patreon: patreon.com/darrenhupkeFollow along for FREE and read my retro gaming creations and behind-the-scenes posts. Sign up for one of the paid tiers for early access to the podcast, a Postcard-of-the-Month review every month, or a printed edition of [timestamp] each month!----------------See all my links and projects right here: https://linktr.ee/darrenhupke
Welcome to Pixels and Polygons, part of the Sound Stone Network. This is a conversational podcast hosted by Darren Hupke. It features a rotating cast of guests each week and captures a conversation on a set gaming topic. Each episode starts with an introduction of the guest and an icebreaker; then, we answer a single gaming question. Short and sweet! It’s the perfect “podcast-between-podcasts!” This week’s topic is…What is one of your favorite gaming systems? When did you get it? Tell us the story. What are some of your favorite memories, games, or details about it?My guest this week is:Dave Jackson! He is the host of Tales from the Backlog, a podcast that analyzes and deep dives into a single game from his backlog. Check out the podcast here: talesfromthebacklog.fireside.fm Support his Patreon here: Patreon.com/realdavejackson----------------Show credits:Ry-Spirit designed the logo - Instagram - @ryspiritart - https://www.deviantart.com/ry-spiritBackground art from GoogleI created the music.Edited by Gooey Fame----------------Find out more about the Sound Stone Network and discover more great podcasts at:soundstone.network----------------Shop the Pixels and Polygons store to buy all my books and merch! Titles like the 32 Bit Library series, Pixels and Polygons Quarterly, and Beat ‘Em Up!Head over to pixelsandpolygons.netBuy my books digitally here: https://pixelsandpolygonsllc.gumroad.com----------------Support the show on Patreon: patreon.com/darrenhupkeFollow along for FREE and read my retro gaming creations and behind-the-scenes posts. Sign up for one of the paid tiers for early access to the podcast, a Postcard-of-the-Month review every month, or a printed edition of [timestamp] each month!----------------See all my links and projects right here: https://linktr.ee/darrenhupke
Welcome to Pixels and Polygons, part of the Sound Stone Network. This is a conversational podcast hosted by Darren Hupke. It features a rotating cast of guests each week and captures a conversation on a set gaming topic. Each episode starts with an introduction of the guest and an icebreaker; then, we answer a single gaming question. Short and sweet! It’s the perfect “podcast-between-podcasts!” This week’s topic is…What is one of your favorite gaming systems? When did you get it? Tell us the story. What are some of your favorite memories, games, or details about it?My guest this week is:Ten from the Hold On Let Me Save podcast! You can check out more about Ten here on her handy carrd: https://theletterten.carrd.co/ You can also follow her podcast over here: https://holdonpod.omg.lol/----------------Show credits:Ry-Spirit designed the logo - Instagram - @ryspiritart - https://www.deviantart.com/ry-spiritBackground art from GoogleI created the music.Edited by Gooey Fame----------------Find out more about the Sound Stone Network and discover more great podcasts at:soundstone.network----------------Shop the Pixels and Polygons store to buy all my books and merch! Titles like the 32 Bit Library series, Pixels and Polygons Quarterly, and Beat ‘Em Up!Head over to pixelsandpolygons.netBuy my books digitally here: https://pixelsandpolygonsllc.gumroad.com----------------Support the show on Patreon: patreon.com/darrenhupkeFollow along for FREE and read my retro gaming creations and behind-the-scenes posts. Sign up for one of the paid tiers for early access to the podcast, a Postcard-of-the-Month review every month, or a printed edition of [timestamp] each month!----------------See all my links and projects right here: https://linktr.ee/darrenhupke
Welcome to Pixels and Polygons, part of the Sound Stone Network. This is a conversational podcast hosted by Darren Hupke. It features a rotating cast of guests each week and captures a conversation on a set gaming topic. Each episode starts with an introduction of the guest and an icebreaker; then, we answer a single gaming question. Short and sweet! It’s the perfect “podcast-between-podcasts!” This week’s topic is…When did you start playing video games? What are your earliest memories? What is your journey with the medium?My guest this week is:Andre from the wonderful Fine Time Podcast! An off-the-cuff video game podcast about the regular and the obscure. He also co-hosts Neo Geo Go! and is a frequent guest on many Sound Stone Network shows! Follow along and listen right here: https://linktr.ee/FineTimePodcast----------------Show credits:Ry-Spirit designed the logo - Instagram - @ryspiritart - https://www.deviantart.com/ry-spiritBackground art from GoogleI created the music.Edited by Gooey Fame----------------Find out more about the Sound Stone Network and discover more great podcasts at:soundstone.network----------------Shop the Pixels and Polygons store to buy all my books and merch! Titles like the 32 Bit Library series, Pixels and Polygons Quarterly, and Beat ‘Em Up!Head over to pixelsandpolygons.netBuy my books digitally here: https://pixelsandpolygonsllc.gumroad.com----------------Support the show on Patreon: patreon.com/darrenhupkeFollow along for FREE and read my retro gaming creations and behind-the-scenes posts. Sign up for one of the paid tiers for early access to the podcast, a Postcard-of-the-Month review every month, or a printed edition of [timestamp] each month!----------------See all my links and projects right here: https://linktr.ee/darrenhupke
Welcome to Pixels and Polygons, part of the Sound Stone Network. This is a conversational podcast hosted by Darren Hupke. It features a rotating cast of guests each week and captures a conversation on a set gaming topic. Each episode starts with an introduction of the guest and an icebreaker; then, we answer a single gaming question. Short and sweet! It’s the perfect “podcast-between-podcasts!” This week’s topic is…What is a game you consider to be one of the greatest of all time? What does the game get right for you?My guest this week is:Kurt Kalata! Editor-in-Chief of Hardcore Gaming 101 and published author and historian, Kurt has been around the video game writing world for decades. Find him on bsky as @hg101.bsky.social and buy the HG101 books at amzn.to/4czMqP9----------------Show credits:Ry-Spirit designed the logo - Instagram - @ryspiritart - https://www.deviantart.com/ry-spiritBackground art edited by meI created the music.Edited by Gooey Fame----------------Find out more about the Sound Stone Network and discover more great podcasts at:soundstone.network----------------Shop the Pixels and Polygons store to buy all my books and merch! Titles like the 32 Bit Library series, Pixels and Polygons Quarterly, and Beat ‘Em Up!Head over to pixelsandpolygons.netBuy my books digitally here: https://pixelsandpolygonsllc.gumroad.com----------------Support the show on Patreon: patreon.com/darrenhupkeFollow along for FREE and read my retro gaming creations and behind-the-scenes posts. Sign up for one of the paid tiers for early access to the podcast, a Postcard-of-the-Month review every month, or a printed edition of [timestamp] each month!----------------See all my links and projects right here: https://linktr.ee/darrenhupke
Welcome to Pixels and Polygons, part of the Sound Stone Network. This is a conversational podcast hosted by Darren Hupke. It features a rotating cast of guests each week and captures a conversation on a set gaming topic. Each episode starts with an introduction of the guest and an icebreaker; then, we answer a single gaming question. Short and sweet! It’s the perfect “podcast-between-podcasts!” This week’s topic is…Do you have a gaming “hot take?” Share your thoughts or opinions that go against the popular consensus about a game or subject.My guest this week is:Fredo Fabrucci: The Poster's Poster™! You've likely seen their posts on Bluesky, but if you haven’t, give them a follow here: @fredo.bsky.social.----------------Show credits:Ry-Spirit designed the logo - Instagram - @ryspiritart - https://www.deviantart.com/ry-spiritBackground art from GoogleI created the music.Edited by Gooey Fame----------------Find out more about the Sound Stone Network and discover more great podcasts at:soundstone.network----------------Shop the Pixels and Polygons store to buy all my books and merch! Titles like the 32 Bit Library series, Pixels and Polygons Quarterly, and Beat ‘Em Up!Head over to pixelsandpolygons.netBuy my books digitally here: https://pixelsandpolygonsllc.gumroad.com----------------Support the show on Patreon: patreon.com/darrenhupkeFollow along for FREE and read my retro gaming creations and behind-the-scenes posts. Sign up for one of the paid tiers for early access to the podcast, a Postcard-of-the-Month review every month, or a printed edition of [timestamp] each month!----------------See all my links and projects right here: https://linktr.ee/darrenhupke
Welcome to Pixels and Polygons, part of the Sound Stone Network. This is a conversational podcast hosted by Darren Hupke. It features a rotating cast of guests each week and captures a conversation on a set gaming topic. Each episode starts with an introduction of the guest and an icebreaker; then, we answer a single gaming question. Short and sweet! It’s the perfect “podcast-between-podcasts!” This week’s topic is…What is a game you consider to be one of the greatest of all time? What does the game get right for you?My guest this week is:Nick aka PandaMonium! One of the internet’s finest documentarians on the history of the Sega Saturn lineup. Find his YouTube channel, PandaMonium Reviews Every NTSC-U Sega Saturn Game, and subscribe today! Follow on bsky: @pandamonium.bsky.socialhttps://www.youtube.com/user/scarper42----------------Show credits:Ry-Spirit designed the logo - Instagram - @ryspiritart - https://www.deviantart.com/ry-spiritBackground art from SpyroI created the music.Edited by Gooey Fame----------------Find out more about the Sound Stone Network and discover more great podcasts at:soundstone.network----------------Shop the Pixels and Polygons store to buy all my books and merch! Titles like the 32 Bit Library series, Pixels and Polygons Quarterly, and Beat ‘Em Up!Head over to pixelsandpolygons.netBuy my books digitally here: https://pixelsandpolygonsllc.gumroad.com----------------Support the show on Patreon: patreon.com/darrenhupkeFollow along for FREE and read my retro gaming creations and behind-the-scenes posts. Sign up for one of the paid tiers for early access to the podcast, a Postcard-of-the-Month review every month, or a printed edition of [timestamp] each month!----------------See all my links and projects right here: https://linktr.ee/darrenhupke
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Pixels and Polygons, part of the Sound Stone Network, is a conversational podcast hosted by Darren Hupke. It features a rotating cast of guests and captures a conversation on a set gaming topic. The conversations are short & sweet and designed to be a quick listen.The logo was designed by Ry-Spirit - Instagram - @ryspiritart - https://www.deviantart.com/ry-spiritThe show image is from Final Fantasy 1 Pixel Remaster----------------Find out more about the Sound Stone Network and discover more great podcasts at:soundstone.network----------------Shop the Pixels and Polygons store to buy all my books and merch! Titles like the 32 Bit Library s
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