
The Imperial Scrolls of Honor podcast is comprised of two retroheads, longtime friends Jae Baxtron and Josh Folan, who are analyzing the formative years of the console gaming scene through the prism of early issues of Nintendo Power, Sega Visions and GamePro (and the occasional RANDOM RAG). Guest hosts stop in on occasion to bullshit about RPGs when we dig into a SIDEQUEST.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesComedyLeisure | |||

The dudes try to keep ‘er between the lines as we toil away in the final days of sans-SNES peasantry filling the pages of GamePro issue #24. (Mag Analysis Starts @ 30:11) Hosts: Jae Baxtron & Josh Folan Imperial Scrolls of Honor Podcast, Episode 130 ... more
The game dudes talk entrepreneurial methods of acquiring Nintendo 64s and Capcom’s 1991 Nintendo Entertainment System team-up with Disney for yet another adaption of one of their animated properties, The Little Mermaid. (Game Analysis Starts @ 32:46)... more
The dudes roll onward on the Road to the `91 Mullet Bowl and go full-bucolic as they cavort through all the dope subscreens featured in issue 26 of Nintendo Power. (Mag Analysis Starts @ 52:57) Hosts: Jae Baxtron & Josh Folan Imperial Scrolls of Hono... more
The dudes are dissecting banana hammock fits in Nintendo’s 1992 release of Dragon Warrior 3 on the Nintendo Entertainment System, in service of Lorik Disciple Sir John Beechem’s kind patronage of the AbleGamers Foundation. Hosts: Nick Petrohilos, Jae... more
Do something about that laugh! At least normalize the volume! Makes it hard to listen to for real
A very funny and in depth look at classic video game literature and playthroughs! Like chillin with your buds talkin about our childhood. All proceeds go to #ablegamefoundation and thats pretty cool. Jab rules! But seriously. This show is different from many other review type shows. There are a few different formats, and there is always enough side content to keep it unique.
It’s so grating to hear, and adds nothing to the podcast. Whoever is laughing so hard that it overwhelms their mic should be edited out
One of the best retro video game podcasts out there. Josh and Jae blend have great chemistry and an excellent sense of humor. Perfect for elder millenials like me who grew up in the 80s and 90s and anyone with an interest in gaming.
just found these guys on FB and love the podcasts of retro video games
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Two longtime friends dive into retro gaming culture by dissecting old magazines, classic console eras, and beloved NES/SNES era games. Each episode blends detailed design analysis with personal nostalgia, often framing discussions around Nintendo Power, Sega Visions, and GamePro cover stories, while weaving in tangents about industry shifts, hardware comparisons, and modern gaming experiences. Regular segments are punctuated by SIDEQUESTs with guests who share memories about RPGs, ads, and magazine culture, making it both educational for fans of game history and entertaining for listeners who enjoy banter and camaraderie. Noteworthy is the show's playful, chemistry-driven dynamic and its consistent focus on preservation, critical yet affect... more
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