The discovery of a discarded copy of Nintendo Power, which dismissed EarthBound as a flawed experience, sparked a change of heart in the Nerd. Later research revealed glowing reviews and a dedicated fanbase for the game, compelling him to f…

Nerd pondered whether his latest disappointing game possessed a certain improbable fortune, his gaze fixed on the NES title derived from the Dirty Harry film series – a game notable for its meager offering of just three levels.

No amount of meditation could have prepared him for the task: reviewing *Drake of the 99 Dragons*, a notoriously flawed Xbox game. The game boasted appealing artwork reminiscent of Saturday morning cartoons, a style originally envisioned as…

Though the Tomb Raider series boasts many worthwhile titles, the author here chooses to explore the forgotten corners of the franchise – three games released for the PlayStation, PlayStation 2, and N-Gage that ultimately fall short of captu…

For its yearly Halloween feature, The Nerd examines Resident Evil Survivor on the PlayStation.

The developer known for embracing the unconventional ventures back into the Hydlide series with *Super Hydlide* for the Sega Genesis and *Virtual Hydlide* for the Sega Saturn.

The Angry Video Game Nerd dissects the Amiga CD32 console, plunging into a collection of truly dreadful video games. The system boasted a selection of remarkable "gems," including titles like *Gloom*, *Kang Fu*, *Oscar*, *Naughty Ones*, *Mo…

Picking up where last left off, the enthusiast turns his attention to the CD-based game, *The Town with No Name*. Lacking the original hardware for the game's intended platform, he finds himself compelled to experience it on the Amiga CD32.

The Angry Video Game Nerd tackles the world of *Home Alone*, featuring the iconic films starring Macaulay Culkin! While the *Home Alone* video games have appeared on the AVGN channel previously, this is a rare occasion – and includes none o…