192 episodes
Quality Control Polygon
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4.5 • 54 Ratings
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Senior reporter Charlie Hall and guides editor Dave Tach host in-depth conversations each week about the latest games, movies, comics, and gear reviewed and recommended by the Polygon team. Produced by Polygon and the Vox Media Podcast Network.
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A special episode with Justin McElroy
After 192 episodes and millions of downloads, Polygon's Quality Control is going on hiatus. To celebrate we brought back creator Justin McElroy. Until the next time we've got a game, a movie, or anything at all to talk about, thanks to you at home for listening.
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Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
Managing editor Chelsea Stark stops by to discuss her review of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate.
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Just Cause 4
Just Cause 4 is good. Right up until it isn't.
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Battlefield 5
Polygon's review of Battlefield 5.
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Pokémon: Let's Go! the audiobook
An audiobook version of Polygon's Pokémon: Let's Go! review.
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Fallout 76 beta
This week on Polygon’s Quality Control podcast, we’re joined by Jenna Stoeber and Tara Long. Between the two of them, they’ve spent dozens of hours in the Fallout 76 beta, so who better to bring onto the show to discuss it.
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Customer Reviews
Smile
Your gaming podcasts make me happy.
Short and to the point
Great reviews and short :)
Focused and Interesting
The show's structure of a reviewer coming on to discuss their experience, expand on their review, and answer questions is such a great idea. The shows stay focused on the material and don't ramble or get too personal like so many other podcasts - gaming or otherwise. Justin is a fun host, who has a broader range of interests than just vidya gamze and it shows. I wish they were more frequent!