Episode 6 of Rogue Signal, our weekly podcast, is here!

This week, the crew chats about a variety of new games, like Ghost of Yotei.

And we end the show with an interview with former Polygoner @mattleone.bsky.social about his new project: @designroom.bsky.social

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Possibly the last one of these posts repromoting old Polygon oral histories -- looking back on the time we talked to the team behind Street Fighter: The Movie (the game).

We're running low on Polygon stories to repromote, which is probably a good sign. Here's one on Capcom vs. SNK that bookended our Street Fighter series, with art from @humanmgn.bsky.social. web.archive.org/web/20211017...

With great art from @stevecourtney.bsky.social.

We're a little late to tie this to the PlayStation 30th anniversary, but it's still worth looking back on this profile/pseudo oral history on PlayStation creator Ken Kutaragi.

With one of the best illustrations we ever commissioned, from @marcaspinall.bsky.social.

Looking back at the time we dug deep into Street Fighter 3 for a Polygon oral history.

We have no good anniversary or excuse to repost the Polygon Final Fantasy 7 oral history, but that's never stopped us before.

Rogue.site is now a reality! Thank you to everyone along the way who helped make it possible.

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With great art from daryashnykina.com!

This weekend is Street Fighter’s 38th anniversary, and if that’s not a good reason to look back on Polygon’s Street Fighter 1 oral history, I don’t know what is.

Any excuse to post this art is a good one.

Remembering the time @milkman.bsky.social went to town getting the Panzer Dragoon Saga team together for this Polygon oral history.

With excellent art from @benbauchau.bsky.social!

Thinking back on the time @alexjkane.itch.io‬ talked to 10 Morrowind team members -- one of Polygon's most popular features, and a story that has since been taught in college game design courses.

And look at that art from lilynishita.com!

Going to post some of the oral histories we did at Polygon in the lead up to launching the new site. Like this Crash Bandicoot one from @metallicaisrad.bsky.social, which took a fairly well-known story and added all sorts of context and nuance to it. web.archive.org/web/20171031...

It's nice here. Quiet. More soon.