The other night, after publishing my review of episode 67, I finally began the task of adding images to my previous episode reviews. I wanted to “liven up” the reviews since I had never put in episode images before — I thought it wouldn’t be necessary, and I didn’t want to waste space in the […]
Well, somehow, I did it: I reviewed all 15 episodes, plus two “pilot” episodes of what would become Season 1 of “The Angry Video Game Nerd” . I’m sure some of you are thinking “Wow, he’s really scraping for content if he is reviewing the whole season after reviewing the whole season” but this has […]
It’s holiday time around the Nerd room, and in this legendary episode the Nerd takes a look at unlicensed Bible-Themed games for the Nintendo Entertainment System!
Back to a game review, we have the newly rebranded Angry Video Game Nerd taking a look at Rocky for the Sega Master System! That’s right, it’s not an NES game this time!
Welcome to the first “odd” episode of the series, and technically the first Angry Video Game Nerd Episode. In this case, the Nerd takes a look at bad game and film sequel titles.
In what is, incidentally, the final “Angry Nintendo Nerd” episode the Nerd takes a look at the most infamous NES accessory of all time: The Power Glove.
Following immediately from the Friday the 13th episode, the Nerd looks into the 4 player capable horror classic that is A Nightmare on Elm Street on NES.
It’s Halloween 2006; what better of a time for the Nerd to look at Friday the 13th on the NES!
Double Dragon may be a good NES game, but Double Dragon 3: The Sacred Stones is not so much, and that’s what the Nerd is taking a look at in this episode.
Top Gun may be a well loved film, but the same can’t be said about the NES Game.
Here we have the Nerd looking at another unlicensed game for the NES: Master Chu and the Drunkard Hu. This time, however, the Nerd isn’t alone…
Anti-Drug video games were a bit of a thing in the late 80’s and early 90’s, and here the Nerd takes a look at the unlicensed “classic” that is Wally Bear and the NO! Gang on NES.
This time the Nerd rips into a product placement disguised as a video game: McKids for the NES.
A legendary film, with a legendarily bad game — this time the Nerd takes a look at Back to the Future for the NES!
Here we have the episode that blew up and made James and his game review series the phenomena it became: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on NES.