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The Angry Video Game Nerd
i've been watching the AVGN since his birth 5 years ago and it's been fun. for the most part every episode is funny (in video game retrospect). for those who don't know of him he's a video game reviewer that basically reviews flawed and/or crap games. atm he has 80 videos. i'd say about 1/2 are on
YouTube, but for the most part u can navigate thru
Cinemassacre to GameTrailers.com to watch. he makes his reviews in a comedic sense, but with every other word being a curse word... if u can handle that.
he's just released/reviewed the trilogy of castlevanias on the nes for the halloween upcoming. episode 81 will be for halloween and cover castlevania iv! can't wait for this one. the complete list and dates can be found
HERE.
out of the 80 episodes if ur new to the AVGN i'd recommend u start @
episode #46. i'd probably say that's one of his best ones.
others that do the same type of gimmick are
The Irate Gamer,
Zero Punctuation &
The Nostalgic Critic. of those the irate gamer is the better choice, but no one comes close to the AVGN!
lol, here's a video of the AVGN Vs TNC
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He does go overboard with the toilet humor sometimes. Okay, most of the time. Although the Godzilla review where he invents a new swearword and bleeps it was pretty funny.
edited to add: I just rewatched that Super Mario 3 one and totally forgot about Super Mecha Death Christ. That was epic.
NC, I used to think was just a rip-off after finding their battle videos... and then later realized the whole thing was set up ._. Still, it`s awesome how they`ve come together several times across states to do collaborations together. With the NC videos, I love watching movies I`ve never heard of and seeing how terrible they are, along with ones I`ve actually seen as a kid, to be pointed out all the silly flaws/plot holes that I`ve never realized^^
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I enjoy the Nerd the most because he talks about a lot of the things that were around when I was growing up. I remember playing a lot of the crappy games he reviews. Plus his board game reviews, a few of those take me back (and make me feel old). o.o
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I just think it's stupid when people think the act is sooooo cool, that they start using his phrases as forums replies -_-;
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I know what he does is an act unless wearing a white shirt with pocket protector is the in thing now. o.o
"What the f--- is a Shakespeare?"
-Rico Valasquez, showing off why no one likes him.
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http://www.sunstar.com.ph/static/ceb/2007/11/12/life/do.you.play..html
My article is definitely one of the very first Asia-based features of him.
The World of Havenor
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...plus he's using a Vizio for his "HD TV". Yeah.... No WONDER he can't see the difference. Maybe if it was an LED or something there would be a difference >_> I also LOOOOOOVE "motion blurr off" options^^
"IT'S DANGEROUS TO GO ALONE
TAKE THIS"
Doesn't make any sense whatsoever (the man should offer to go with him rather than offer a sword). It never really bothered me, but this does seem to bother AVGN. Him disappearing after I took the sword didn't really bother me either.
Also...he has old issues of Nintendo Power FTW.
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