Welcome to The VGMbassy! You're listening to a podcast celebrating video games, video game music, and the online community of fans who love them. Each show will feature Ed Wilson (PixelTunes Radio, Impulse Project, Audio PanicRoom) and a rotating cast of guest host "VGMbassadors" who will share with us their gaming passions.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 8 days 20 hours 11 minutes
Episode 56: Katamari A-Go-Go with The Diad
Ed and The Diad roll up some fun with an in-depth look at the soundtracks from the Katamari series.
Episode 55: PlayStation Memories with Chris Murray
Longtime VGM podcast community member Chris Murray (aka justapunk) joins Ed for a look back at the PlayStation.
*BONUS EPISODE* Embassy Exclusive 22: More 3DO!
Ed shares a few more selections from the 3DO that weren't necessarily exclusives.
Episode 54: 3DO Exclusives
Ed takes his 3DO off the shelf, dusts off the cobwebs, and delves into some of the music from games exclusive to the platform.
Episode 53: NEO GEO CD
Ed takes a look at some of the games that the Neo Geo CD had to offer, along with a direct comparison of their arranged soundtracks to the originals.
*BONUS EPISODE* Embassy Exclusive 21: Positive and Calming VGM
In a special public bonus episode of Embassy Exclusive, the VGMbassy presents a collection of positive and uplifting music submitted by the Patrons.
Episode 52: PICO-8 with The Diad
The Diad joins Ed to play some tunes from the fantasy game console known as the PICO-8
Episode 51: NEW and IMPROVED
VGMBASSY is NEW and IMPROVED. You will ENJOY SPONSORED CONTENT and PURCHASE OBJECTS. DAN and ED will SHOW YOU the WAY
Episode 50: Browsing Gaming Magazines with UtopiaNemo
To kick off the festivities for the 50th episode of The VGMbassy, Ed brings his friend and VGM scene veteran UtopiaNemo to the embassy to hang out and read some old video game magazines.
Episode 49: SNES Memories with Cam Chiles from The Mad Gear
Following up on their last NES Memories episode, Cam and Ed zoom forward a few years and chat about their SNES memories, and recall some of the music that defined their gaming experiences.