What do you get when a company figures out a specific, gimmicky niche it can exploit? A whole lot of bad games.
In what is probably the best episode of the "Angry Video Game Nerd" we get to see the horrible end results of a company attempting to take advantage of Christian parents and kids. Not only that, but you get to see James Rolfe at his angry best as he rips each and every one of these games.
Some might dismiss this web series as for those who enjoy simple toilet humor and bad language. But if you've ever been frustrated with a video game, especially a bad one, you've probably sounded like this guy a few times. Rolfe perfectly delivers his complaints and hilarious observations; such as how Noah, an old man, is able to lift livestock over his head.
Much of the humor comes from the games themselves. The basis of Super Noah's Ark 3D is particularly funny.
If you only watch one episode of the Angry Video Game Nerd, watch this one, it's the best example of this web show yet.
In what is probably the best episode of the "Angry Video Game Nerd" we get to see the horrible end results of a company attempting to take advantage of Christian parents and kids. Not only that, but you get to see James Rolfe at his angry best as he rips each and every one of these games.
Some might dismiss this web series as for those who enjoy simple toilet humor and bad language. But if you've ever been frustrated with a video game, especially a bad one, you've probably sounded like this guy a few times. Rolfe perfectly delivers his complaints and hilarious observations; such as how Noah, an old man, is able to lift livestock over his head.
Much of the humor comes from the games themselves. The basis of Super Noah's Ark 3D is particularly funny.
If you only watch one episode of the Angry Video Game Nerd, watch this one, it's the best example of this web show yet.
