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Jul 19, 2024 34 min

WOW I w/ Austin and Brian

from Pixels and Polygons

Welcome to Pixels and Polygons. This is a conversational podcast centered around gaming, where my guests and I answer a question based on the episode topic. This week’s episode is… WOW I w/ Austin and Brian What is a “wow” moment you had with a game? What was it that impressed you? Austin is my oldest friend and forever buddy. Brian runs RetroGameBooks.com and has a new book you need to check out now: https://retrogamebooks.com/products/video-game-maps-snes The logo was designed by Ry-Spirit - Instagram - @ryspiritart - https://www.deviantart.com/ry-spirit The music was created by me. Games discussed: Bully Metal Gear Solid Ico Legend of Zelda Mega Man Strider Castlevania II Punch-Out! Metroid Bionic Commando ---------------- Support the show on Patreon: patreon.com/darrenhupke Follow along with my retro gaming creations, contribute to polls and chats, get bonus content, original episodes, and more! ---------------- The show is sponsored by the retro gaming book series 32 Bit Library. Inside each book, you can take a look back at a curated selection of the classic PlayStation library, including hundreds of screenshots, written retrospectives for each game, and bonus essays from industry figures. Read more about them here: https://darrenhupke.carbonmade.com Buy it w/ bonuses from RetroGameBooks at: https://retrogamebooks.com Buy it from Amazon here: https://shorturl.at/bIMY8

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