Matthew Sanchez currently works as cinematographer with the indie comedy troupe "Sweaty Robot". Sanchez assisted 2PP with the filming of the 2006 Philadelphia Video Games Live performance, and most recently with the filming and editing of Blip Festival 2007.

Drew is frontman of the band "Orange Drink", drummer for Mark DeNardo's band "Graffiti Monsters", and co-creator of the "Hemlock Records" indie label. Drew assisted with filming of Blip Festival 2007.

Prominent NY based chip musician and graphic artist, Richard Caraballo is responsible for the unique art of countless 8bitpeoples album releases, promotional material, T-shirts, and show fliers. Richard is currently working with 2PP to develop promotional art for "Reformat the Planet".

Long time member of the chip music NY scene, Chris Burke is a professional music producer and co-creater of Halo machinema "This Spartan Life". Chris has assisted 2PP with audio post production on "Reformat the Planet".

New York based chip musician and audio engineer Haeyoung Kim has assisted 2PP with audio mastering for "Reformat the Planet" and the 2006 Blip Festival Video Collection DVD.

Don Miller uses a combination of hacked and original NES graphics to create live performance visuals under the name No-Carrier. Don is responsible for creating 2PPs rom image logo, as well as a variety of other NES graphic assets seen in 2PP videos.

Chris Kahn is a San Francisco based chip musician, graphic artist, and creator of the "Midines" music utility. A member of the 8bitpeoples, Chris designed the logo of the 2006 Blip Festival and worked extensively with 2PP on the graphic elements of the 2006 Blip Festival Video Collection DVD and packaging.

Brett Lefferts is a New York based musician and designer leading the collaborative audio and visual arts project "Seed A.I." Brett teamed up with 2PP to create the official website.

A Pennsylvania based musician who produces music on virtually every chip platform imaginable, Alex's music became the primary score for 2 Player Productions run on the Penny-Arcade web series. Aside from releasing hundreds of songs written on platforms spanning the Amiga to the ZX Spectrum, Alex also released the first self contained album on a functioning NES cartridge.