HARDWARE V w/ Aidan and Austin
Pixels and Polygons · Darren Hupke
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Show Notes
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…
HARDWARE V w/ Aidan and Austin
What is your favorite game console of all time?
Aidan Moher (he/him) is a Hugo award-winning writer and editor who has written about almost every niche facet of geek culture you can think of from Terry Brooks to Dungeons & Dragons. And whether he’s penning wildly read essays on Lunar: Silver Star Story, the undeniable lasting power of Chrono Trigger (the best RPG ever made), or the forgotten history of Magic: the Gathering, he manages to infuse deep, personal, endearing hooks into every story he tells.
He’s the author of Fight, Magic, Items: The History of Final Fantasy, Dragon Quest, and the Rise of Japanese RPGS in the West.
You can find more from him here: https://astrolabe.aidanmoher.com
Austin is a lifelong friend and someone who will always talk about games with me anytime.
The logo was designed by Ry-Spirit - Instagram - @ryspiritart - https://www.deviantart.com/ry-spirit
The music was created by me.
The episode art was found on Reddit and posted by retrorebuild.
Games discussed:
- Final Fantasy
- Advance Wars
- Tales of Phantasia
- Harvest Moon
- Goldeneye
- Street Fighter
- Legend of Zelda
- Mario
- ...& more!
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