Pixel Lit
Pixel Lit
The Pixel Lit Podcast is the top podcast in the world for video game novelizations. Every episode, we read, recap, and discuss works of fiction based on and in the worlds of your favorite video games. And don’t worry: we take it very, very seriously. Join hosts Kevin and Phil as they talk about novelizations and adaptations of games like Halo, Five Nights at Freddie’s, Dead Space, Ninja Gaiden, and many more–all while keeping their attention firmly on the topic and hand, and never ever getting off topic.
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Episodios
Resident Evil: The Umbrella Conspiracy Part 1 09.06.2021 55:44
The very first episode of the PixelLit Podcast. We covered the opening few chapters of S.D. Perry's Resident Evil: The Umbrella Conspiracy. There's the telltale signs of some weird mic issues right away, but hey, what's the first episode of a podcast without that? Book Overview Raccoon City: a remote mountain community suddenly besieged by a rash of grisly murders. At the epicenter, a dark s...
Welcome to Pixel Lit! 28.05.2021 1:35
Welcome to Pixel Lit! Pixel Lit is the video game-literary nerd’s dream come true. It’s a podcast where we read and discuss video game novelizations, and the games they’re based on. This is a podcast for the former kid who read their instruction booklets cover to cover. For the gamer who listens to every audio log in Bioshock. The Pixel Lit Podcast! Because the only thing better than playing a vid...
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