Pixel Project Radio: A Video Game Podcast Podcast Por Pixel Project Radio arte de portada

Pixel Project Radio: A Video Game Podcast

Pixel Project Radio: A Video Game Podcast

De: Pixel Project Radio
Escúchala gratis

Pixel Project Radio is a video game podcast dedicated to analyzing the games we love. Each week, we play through a videogame and talk about it in a book club format. We summarize the plot beats while also analyzing the themes, discussing the mechanics, and generally talking about what worked and what didn't for us. It's a celebration of all things gaming, and whether you're playing every day or liked games as a kid, we've got something for you.Copyright Pixel Project Radio Ciencia Ficción
Episodios
  • Choices and Divergences | Chrono Cross Analysis (Ep. 174)

    Choices and Divergences | Chrono Cross Analysis (Ep. 174)
    Mar 26 2026
    (00:00:00) Choices and Divergences | Chrono Cross Analysis (Ep. 174)
    (00:07:08) Viper Manor
    (00:33:06) Escape to Guldove
    (00:48:09) Saving Kid and the Hunt for the Frozen Flame
    (01:11:41) Confrontation
    (01:16:48) The Utility of the Silent Protagonist
    (01:35:05) The Search for Self
    (02:01:00) Parting the Dead Sea
    (02:07:55) The Nature of Time
    (02:39:16) Wrapping Up

    Please consider supporting the show on Patreon! You can also click here to join the free Discord server or connect with the show on Bluesky and Instagram!

    "“We…No..Everyone worked to save the planet’s future for nothing…It’s all because of you! You killed it! You…! So many lives were supposed to be saved…how could you do such a thing?! It’s all your fault that the world is going to end up like this, Serge! Murderer!"

    The analysis of Chrono Cross continues! Co-host Chris (Retrograde Amnesia podcast) joins once more as the game begins to show contrasts—contrasts with its established tone, and contrasts to the ideals established by its predecessor, Chrono Trigger. Why struggle against fate? Is the universe fixed? Musings on determinism, a Zelbess mini-musical analysis, Fargo smokin' stogies, and much more. Hope you love the show today. Please enjoy!

    Referenced Links:
    Chrono Cross's beautiful pre-rendered backgrounds
    How the greatest Japanese RPGs of the ‘90s came to the West
    The Chrono Compendium

    Thank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!
    Más Menos
    2 h y 46 m
  • What Came From The Sea | Chrono Cross (Ep. 173)

    What Came From The Sea | Chrono Cross (Ep. 173)
    Mar 13 2026
    (00:00:00) Intro
    (00:08:52) Development
    (00:21:36) Visuals: Those Beautiful Backgrounds
    (00:38:05) A Battle System Refresh
    (01:04:00) Mitsuda: Still Great, Maybe Greater?
    (01:15:16) Story Discussion: Return to the Sea
    (01:28:13) Another World
    (01:49:24) Termina
    (01:52:52) 3 Weirdos and Viper Manor
    (01:59:00) Wrapping Up

    Please consider supporting the show on Patreon! You can also click here to join the free Discord server or connect with the show on Bluesky and Instagram!

    "Nobody can take anything away from him. Nor can anyone give anything to him."

    This week begins a look at Chrono Cross, the Playstation 1 follow-up to the critically acclaimed and fan-beloved Chrono Trigger. While sharing a namesake and a creative team, there is far more about Chrono Cross that differs from its older sibling than there is that makes them alike. Co-host Chris (Retrograde Amnesia podcast) joins the show to mull over what works—and more importantly why. Chrono Cross takes a lot of risks in its battle system, its cast of colorful weirdos, and, especially, its narrative identity...and that is where this conversation begins. Join us for the first of three episodes exploring this wonderful and weird JRPG gem. Hope you love the show today. Please enjoy!

    Referenced Links:
    Chrono Cross's beautiful pre-rendered backgrounds
    How the greatest Japanese RPGs of the ‘90s came to the West

    Thank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!
    Más Menos
    2 h y 3 m
  • Two Encores Isn't Enough | Skullgirls (Ep. 172)

    Two Encores Isn't Enough | Skullgirls (Ep. 172)
    Mar 5 2026
    Please consider supporting the show on Patreon! You can also click here to join the free Discord server or connect with the show on Bluesky and Instagram!

    "Legend tells of an ancient artifact that can grant a woman's wish..."

    Fighting Game February comes to a close with Skullgirls, the indie fighter—excuse me, the handdrawn indie fighter, put some respect where it's due—that takes inspiration from fighting games, comics, and old-school movies alike. Mikey Tabletop (0-2 Heroes Podcast) joins as co-host to talk about why this game deserves more love than it gets. Between the gorgeous animation, the attention paid to competitive mechanics, and a soundtrack that's closer to "good jazz" than most games get (you too, New Vegas, sorry), it's easy to gush over Skullgirls. It's not all pleasantries though, as this game has been in the spotlight many a time for reasons less than admirable. All of this and more, to bring February to a close. Hope you love the show today. Enjoy!

    Skullgirls Origins story mode
    Skullgirls canonical(ish) timeline
    Insaneintherain YouTube channel

    Thank you for listening! Want to reach out to PPR? Send your questions, comments, and recommendations to pixelprojectradio@gmail.com! And as ever, any ratings and/or reviews left on your platform of choice are greatly appreciated!
    Más Menos
    2 h y 1 m
Todavía no hay opiniones