A few months ago, we featured Uncharted Blood Lines, a fan movie by filmmaker Brett Driver. Brett has uploaded a number of game-themed videos to his YouTube page in the past, and now he's working on Videogame Deathmatch, a new series that pits game characters from different series against one another.
Fans of ScrewAttack's Death Battle may notice that VGDM shares the same premise. However, Death Battle fights are animated, whereas VGDM fights are live-action. I think there's enough room on the Web for both to coexist peacefully, right?
In the first episode, Hunk from Resident Evil squares off against the iconic Pyramid Head from Silent Hill. It's a delightfully cheesy confrontation that incorporates game elements from the respective series, such as SH's air raid siren and RE's inventory screen. It's a quality video, with the conspicuous exception of the briefcase that has an inkjet printout of the Umbrella logo carelessly taped on the side. Couldn't you guys, like, paint that on or something?
Hunk, because let's face it, if 2 pyramid heads couldn't beat clerk with crappy fighting skills one sure as hell is not gonna beat someone that has survived a whole armies of B.O.W.s over and over.
And here we are again, back with shares of super-late Hey Ash, Whatcha Playin'? episodes. In my defense, we've had a hectic few weeks of news and goings-on. The schadenfreude derived from watching the Burches' poisonous sibl...
My movie review show, Movie Defense Force, has another videogame film in its sights this week, which means a chance for some saucy cross-promotion on the pages of this great Destructoid of ours.
I stick up for Street Fighter, one of the most perfect examples of the nineties you're likely to find. Lovely stuff!
I'm sure you've heard about the Call of Duty: Ghosts dog by now. My first impression? 'Ooh, doggie!' My second, of course, is that it should have been a corgi.
I'm not alone in that. Talented French artist and fellow corgi fa...
Hyrule, its neighboring nations, and its parallel dimensions are filled with no shortage of remarkable enemies, ranging from cute and unassuming to pure nightmare fuel. When you step back and realize just how varied The Legen...
The Xbox One was revealed this weak to thunderous applause. Oh wait, did we say applause? We meant, farts. Thunderous farts.
Speaking of farts, here's a man who loves the smell of his, tearing Microsoft's unified entertainment philosophy to shreds and arguing how the Xbox One is basically a system for nobody but the privileged and demented.
Gaming's sexiest wordsmiths are back once more with verse to melt your ear-holes. This week, we're talking about loading times and Sonic the Hedgehog. You cannot contain your excitement, for God's sake!
As always, this is the best poetry in the world and you cannot argue with that.
Remember that wonderful Zelda violin cover? With cosplay and everything? Well Lindsey Stirling is back, this time doing a cover of the Halo theme while an all out Spartan war is happening around her. It's a pretty good cover, and I love how the 405th Halo cosplayers are just battling it out.
Are we past the point where I can stop warning people about spoilers? Well just in case, don't watch this if you haven't beaten BioShock Infinite yet. Actually, this won't even make sense until you have gotten all the way th...
I'm sure you've heard about the Call of Duty: Ghosts dog by now. My first impression? 'Ooh, doggie!' My second, of course, is that it should have been a corgi.
I'm not alone in that. Talented French artist and fellow corgi fa...more
Hyrule, its neighboring nations, and its parallel dimensions are filled with no shortage of remarkable enemies, ranging from cute and unassuming to pure nightmare fuel. When you step back and realize just how varied The Legen...more
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