The new Dark Alliance D&D game is getting some harsh criticism. Hoss has played some of it so we'll see if those critiques are legit. But this week we wanted to talk about the original Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance and the Baldur's Gate series in gener

We both checked out Zack Snyder's Justice League on HBO Max and we talk about all the differences in the theatrical cut. Hoss never having seen the theatrical version relies entirely on Brandon's account for how baffling the theatrical release really is w

E3 has come and went for 2021 and it was... Pretty underwhelming for a lot of people it seems. There were a lot of no-shows, the third party presentations were TENTATIVE to announce much, and Gearbox dropped a massive turd. But enough of all the problems.

Movie licensed games are notoriously bad. Big cash in properties for companies to turn around in quick fashion. Ridiculously tight deadlines from movie studios. And any number things that are contrary to making a good game play a factor in these types of

Resident Evil 8 is out and there might be a few parallels with the highly maligned Resident Evil 6 from 2012. A swan song of the old Action Adventure and corny action movie departure the Survival Horror franchise dips into Resident Evil 6 dove head first

VideoDestruct is back this week and we're celebrating the release of the new Mortal Kombat movie by talking about Mortal Kombat 4 and how it was a landmark shift in direction in the franchise. Including all those great cinematic endings! Also Quan Chi suc

The late season of 2020 and early 2021 seems to have a lot of Open World/Sandbox games coming out so we thought we'd take a look back to the years following GTA3 and the glut of Open World games that came out from that revolutionary idea. What good ideas

The next horror game we cover on our October run through scary games is one propped up by a flurry of gimmicks that all sort of worked out in Silicon Knights' favor. The right console at the right time with the right type of coverage gave birth to a gamin

It's October which means we're covering spooky horror games this month on VideoDestruct and we've got a lot to say about Clock Tower on the SNES. A first real delve into survival horror formula before it was made huge by the Resident Evil series and the P

Final week of Mario Month is upon us and we're gonna cover the RPG games, the Paper Mario games and even hit up the Mario & Luigi series on the hand held systems. It's been an enlightening week for Hoss and Brandon as revisiting the Mario library has brou