Thanks to the retail sleuthing of Destructoid's resident lovely boy Jonathan Holmes, the long-rumored SNES Classic Edition is shaping up to be a sure thing. Concrete details at this stage are in short supply (much like the syst...

  Nintendo’s short-but-sweet E3 Direct finished strong with a scrumptious new look at Super Mario Odyssey, showcasing fresh features like totally wholesome enemy takeovers and mustachioed tyrannosauruses. But perhaps the bi...

The approaching Thanksgiving season has me thinking about the good old days when my family felt complete. As with most things in my brain, many of these memories are inextricably tied to videogames. One of my earliest family gaming-relate...

I promise you... REVENGE! On the latest Dead Pixels Podcast, the crew take a dark and edgy journey of self discovery. Laura Kate Dale of Destructoid joins Daniel and Nathan to reminisce about being an angsty teenager with Shadow the H...

Welcome to Saturday Stuporcade! In each edition of this new series, I will chronicle my journey through an episode of an old game-based cartoon and provide undoubtedly incisive commentary on the wacky adventures within! I won’t n...

The 16-bit War Rages Onward In this episode, Daniel and Nathan throw down over a very divisive topic that has plagued the games community for over twenty years: which is better, the Super Nintendo or Sega Aladdin? Is this a case of gr...

Majora March is all about celebrating the minutiae of The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask in wake of its recent remaster on the Nintendo 3DS. Playing the game with a fresh coat of paint has the cogs in my giant clock tower of a h...

[This month’s Bloggers Wanted comes from Preposterous Whitey and is all about weird masks and videogame conspiracy theories!] In the wake of the recent re-release of The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask for the Nintendo 3DS,...

Tonight We Dine on Sour Grapes Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for the NES haunts the childhoods of countless gamers. Over the years, the bitterness has built up, and it's remembered as that game everyone was scared of but always wound u...

Hi everybody, I'm Daniel Fox aka Preposterous Whitey. I host a twice-a-month podcast called The Dead Pixels Podcast with my friend Nathan Ortega of Indie Haven. In each episode we discuss a retro game, but not the well-worn classics c...

The Room is an independent film released in 2003 by the dubiously-accredited studio "Wiseau Films". It stars Tommy Wiseau, a man of indeterminate origin who also serves as the writer, director, and primary producer. Followin...

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker for the Nintendo Wii U is the perfect expression of Nintendo's current place in the videogame market. Cheap, efficient, and oozing with top-notch loving polish, it provides a breath of fresh air amongst t...

Destructoid's own Jonathan Holmes recently wrote a tongue-in-cheek piece about the representation of black characters in videogames. For an article which dared to ask gamers to consider the existence of imperfections within the medium of ...

Choice is an integral component of what makes a videogame a videogame. Much fuss is made over the role of a player in the world of a game. The Fallout and Bioshock series have sold themselves on a reputation for offering the player a deep...