So, as you might have heard, The Destructoid Show isundergoing some pretty major changesfor 2011. One of these changes is a pretty big shock, and it has a lot of people up in arms:
We’re redesigning the set.
I know you guys were attached to the old set, with the TV and the curtains and that metal table thing but I assure you, the new set is going to be megakickass. However, because megakickass isn’t a word yet, so we might need your help.
When discussing the new set’s aesthetic, I got really excited, and blurted out something about how it should look like one of the control rooms in the Death Star got knocked-up by The Aggro Crag fromNickelodeon GUTS. After that, I think someone put me on time-out for saying such an awful thing and I had to go in the hallway for a bit.
When I returned, we had decided we liked the idea of assembling a bunch of old video game relics on the wall, and making it look like an nerdy armory or gamer museum. When we say “relics,” we just mean awesome videogame stuff. Imagine the stupid crap they hang on the walls at T.G.I. Friday’s, except instead, it’sawesomestupid crap.
Whether it’s the charred remains of a Sega Dreamcast that your cousin packed with M-80s, or a fully-functional Lancer assault rifle that Cliffy B gave you in exchange for your silence, we’re talking about cool, unique, weird stuff. Maybe you’ve got a framed photo of Hideo Kojima, autographed by Miyamoto for no apparent reason, or perhaps you found piece of pimento loaf that looks exactly like Jigglypuff. Either way, we want it to be on The Destructoid Show.
We probably can’t pay you, but we were thinking about doing a little show-and-tell segment on the show about whatever wacky artifacts turn up. Either way, we wanna see your junk, so send whatever you think is amazing to:
Revision3Attn: Zac Minor2415 3rd StSuite 232San Francisco CAUSA 94107
And we will make a big ridiculous fuss about it on the internet.
(P.S. – I’m The Destructoid Show’s new co-host. I really hope you’re not mad.)
