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5/22/13 10:00am
Black Nerd worries Xbox One could be the new Skynet. And where was Nelly during all this?
4/6/13 7:43pm
DuckTales video game is being remastered and nostalgia nerds are quacking up. But why? Andre the Black Nerd explains the big duckin' deal. Sorry for the duck puns.
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LeoSmashRoyale: Magical Quest Starring Mickey Mouse was awesome. Loved the whole adventure.
zgamer007: Man, I have so many cartoon based video games and though the Duck Tales games are at the top of my list (Duck Tales 2 even more than 1), there are a lot of good ones.
The Looney Tunes characters had several good games on many platforms. Bugs Bunny had some like Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle on the NES & Game Boy, its Game Boy sequel Crazy Castle 2, and its Game Boy Color Sequels (3 & 4). Crazy Castle 5 on the GBA became a Woody Woodpecker game in the same style of gameplay. Bugs Bunny also had Birthday Blowout on the NES which I got for Christmas 1990 along with Rabbit Rampage on the SNES, Double Trouble on Genesis & Game Gear, and Carrot Crazy on Game Boy Color. Daffy Duck had his self titled Game Boy game along with The Marvin Missions on the SNES & Fowl Play on GBC. The Road Runner & Coyote were in the arcade game & its NES port along with Death Valley Rally for SNES and Desert Demolition for Genesis & Game Gear. Sylvester & Tweety were in Cagey Capers for Genesis, Twouble & Tweety's High Flying Adventure for the GBC, and Tweety & The Magic Gems for the GBA. Porky Pig was in Porky's Haunted Holiday on SNES. The Tazmanian Devil was in the great Tazmania on the Genesis & Game Gear, the not so good SNES version of Tazmania, a Tazmania GB game, and Taz in Escape from Mars for the Genesis & Game Gear. Marvin Martian was in Marvin Strikes Back! on the GBC. Speedy Gonzales appeared in a self titled GB game and in Los Gatos Bandidos on the SNES. Several members of the Looney appeared in Looney Tunes on GB, Looney Tunes B-Ball for the SNES, and in ACME Animation Factory for the SNES.
The Pink Panther appeared in Pink Goes to Hollywood on the Genesis & SNES and in Pinkadelic Pursuit on the PlayStation.
The Flintstones appeared in The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy and the extremely rare The Surprise at Dinosaur Peak! on the NES along with King Rock Treasure Island on the GB, The Sierra Madrock on the SNES, and a self titled game on the Genesis. They had plenty of other games too that I never played on several other consoles.
The Jetsons were in Robot Panic on the GB, Cogswell's Caper on the NES, and Invasion of the Planet Pirates on the SNES. They also appeared in games on the C64, PC, and various other consoles.
Rocky & Bullwinkle appeared in The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle & Friends on the NES, SNES, GB & Genesis (all of which were different from one another).
Felix the Cat appeared in his Hudson Soft game on the NES & GB.
The Smurfs appeared in various games on the Genesis, Game Gear, Sega CD, Sega Master System, SNES, GB, GBC & GBA.
Inspector Gadget appeared in his SNES game.
Scooby Doo appeared in Scooby Doo Mystery on the Genesis & SNES.
There are also games based on Tiny Toon Adventures, like the self titled NES game & its NES sequel Trouble in Wackyland. There's also the Genesis game Buster's Hidden Treasure, the SNES game Buster Busts Loose, and the GB games Babs' Big Break and Montana's Movie Madness.
Yogi Bear appeared in Yogi Bear's Gold Rush on the GB and The Adventures of Yogi Bear on the SNES as well as several other games
Garfield appeared in Caught in the Act on the Genesis & Game Gear as well as in Garfield Labyrinth on GB in Europe (same game as The Real Ghostbusters in the US & Mickey Mouse 4 in Japan). There are a ton of other newer games he's appeared in too.
Snoopy from the Peanuts cartoons appeared in Silly Sports Spectacular on the NES & Snoopy's Magic Show on the GB as well as that Red Baron game on the PS2.
The Real Ghostbusters appeared in the Ghostbusters Data East arcade game as well as the self titled GB game, which in Europe was Garfield Labyrinth.
Roger Rabbit appeared in the infamous NES game named after the animated movie he appeared in as well as a completely different GB game done by Capcom (a really good one), and also in the Japanese version of Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle on the NES/Famicom (same game except with Roger Rabbit sprites).
Core Disney characters like Mickey, Minnie, and Donald had a lot of games. There's of course Mickey Mousecapade for the NES, Castle of Illusion on the Genesis & Game Gear, World of Illusion on the Genesis, and Land of Illusion & Legend of Illusion on the Game Gear, Fantasia on the Genesis, Quackshot on the Genesis, The Lucky Dime Caper Starring Donald Duck and Deep Duck Trouble both on the Game Gear, Mickey Mania on the Genesis, Sega CD & SNES, Mickey's Dangerous Chase and Mickey Mouse: Magic Wands both on the GB, The Magical Quest starring Mickey Mouse on the SNES, The Great Circus Mystery Starring Mickey & Minnie on the SNES, Mickey to Donald Magical Adventure 3 on the Super Famicom, Mickey no Tokyo Disneyland Daibouken on the Super Famicom, and Donald Duck no Mahou no Boushi on the Super Famicom. In addition to these, I should mention that a bunch of Kemco games that were Mickey Mouse games in Japan. Crazy Castle 1 & 2 on GB in Japan was Mickey Mouse 1 & 2. The Kid Klown NES game in the US was Mickey Mouse 3 in Japan. Mickey Mouse 4 in Japan is the same game as The Real Ghostbusters in the US & Garfield Labyrinth in Europe. Donald also appeared in the Maui Mallard game on the GB, SNES, and Genesis. Also Snoopy's Silly Sports Spectacular on the NES in the US was a Donald Duck sports game in Japan.
Besides these Disney games, there are plenty of others based on TV shows & movies like Duck Tales 1 & 2 on NES & GB, Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers 1 & 2 on the NES, Darkwing Duck on NES & GB, Talespin on the NES & GB, The Little Mermaid on NES & GB, the Genesis version of The Little Mermaid (totally different), the Genesis version of Talespin (totally different), Bonkers on Genesis & SNES, and Goof Troop on SNES. I heard lots of good things about games like The Jungle Book, Aladdin, and the Lion King too.
And besides these there are even more cartoon games like the Samurai Pizza Cats game on the Famicom, the Animaniacs games on the SNES, Genesis & GB, the Ren & Stimpy games (Stimpy's Invention on the Genesis was pretty good), Masters of the Universe on the C64, The Simpsons arcade game, the Bucky O'Hare arcade & NES games, the Battletoads arcade & NES games, the Wild West C.O.W. Boys of Moo Mesa arcade game, the 2 TMNT arcade, 3 NES, 3 GB, 1 Genesis & 1 SNES beat'em up & platform games, the GI Joe arcade & 2 NES games, Batman: The Animated Series on the GB, and The Adventures of Batman & Robin on the Sega CD, Genesis & SNES.
These are all the cartoon based games I can think of that range from decent to great.
The Looney Tunes characters had several good games on many platforms. Bugs Bunny had some like Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle on the NES & Game Boy, its Game Boy sequel Crazy Castle 2, and its Game Boy Color Sequels (3 & 4). Crazy Castle 5 on the GBA became a Woody Woodpecker game in the same style of gameplay. Bugs Bunny also had Birthday Blowout on the NES which I got for Christmas 1990 along with Rabbit Rampage on the SNES, Double Trouble on Genesis & Game Gear, and Carrot Crazy on Game Boy Color. Daffy Duck had his self titled Game Boy game along with The Marvin Missions on the SNES & Fowl Play on GBC. The Road Runner & Coyote were in the arcade game & its NES port along with Death Valley Rally for SNES and Desert Demolition for Genesis & Game Gear. Sylvester & Tweety were in Cagey Capers for Genesis, Twouble & Tweety's High Flying Adventure for the GBC, and Tweety & The Magic Gems for the GBA. Porky Pig was in Porky's Haunted Holiday on SNES. The Tazmanian Devil was in the great Tazmania on the Genesis & Game Gear, the not so good SNES version of Tazmania, a Tazmania GB game, and Taz in Escape from Mars for the Genesis & Game Gear. Marvin Martian was in Marvin Strikes Back! on the GBC. Speedy Gonzales appeared in a self titled GB game and in Los Gatos Bandidos on the SNES. Several members of the Looney appeared in Looney Tunes on GB, Looney Tunes B-Ball for the SNES, and in ACME Animation Factory for the SNES.
The Pink Panther appeared in Pink Goes to Hollywood on the Genesis & SNES and in Pinkadelic Pursuit on the PlayStation.
The Flintstones appeared in The Rescue of Dino & Hoppy and the extremely rare The Surprise at Dinosaur Peak! on the NES along with King Rock Treasure Island on the GB, The Sierra Madrock on the SNES, and a self titled game on the Genesis. They had plenty of other games too that I never played on several other consoles.
The Jetsons were in Robot Panic on the GB, Cogswell's Caper on the NES, and Invasion of the Planet Pirates on the SNES. They also appeared in games on the C64, PC, and various other consoles.
Rocky & Bullwinkle appeared in The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle & Friends on the NES, SNES, GB & Genesis (all of which were different from one another).
Felix the Cat appeared in his Hudson Soft game on the NES & GB.
The Smurfs appeared in various games on the Genesis, Game Gear, Sega CD, Sega Master System, SNES, GB, GBC & GBA.
Inspector Gadget appeared in his SNES game.
Scooby Doo appeared in Scooby Doo Mystery on the Genesis & SNES.
There are also games based on Tiny Toon Adventures, like the self titled NES game & its NES sequel Trouble in Wackyland. There's also the Genesis game Buster's Hidden Treasure, the SNES game Buster Busts Loose, and the GB games Babs' Big Break and Montana's Movie Madness.
Yogi Bear appeared in Yogi Bear's Gold Rush on the GB and The Adventures of Yogi Bear on the SNES as well as several other games
Garfield appeared in Caught in the Act on the Genesis & Game Gear as well as in Garfield Labyrinth on GB in Europe (same game as The Real Ghostbusters in the US & Mickey Mouse 4 in Japan). There are a ton of other newer games he's appeared in too.
Snoopy from the Peanuts cartoons appeared in Silly Sports Spectacular on the NES & Snoopy's Magic Show on the GB as well as that Red Baron game on the PS2.
The Real Ghostbusters appeared in the Ghostbusters Data East arcade game as well as the self titled GB game, which in Europe was Garfield Labyrinth.
Roger Rabbit appeared in the infamous NES game named after the animated movie he appeared in as well as a completely different GB game done by Capcom (a really good one), and also in the Japanese version of Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle on the NES/Famicom (same game except with Roger Rabbit sprites).
Core Disney characters like Mickey, Minnie, and Donald had a lot of games. There's of course Mickey Mousecapade for the NES, Castle of Illusion on the Genesis & Game Gear, World of Illusion on the Genesis, and Land of Illusion & Legend of Illusion on the Game Gear, Fantasia on the Genesis, Quackshot on the Genesis, The Lucky Dime Caper Starring Donald Duck and Deep Duck Trouble both on the Game Gear, Mickey Mania on the Genesis, Sega CD & SNES, Mickey's Dangerous Chase and Mickey Mouse: Magic Wands both on the GB, The Magical Quest starring Mickey Mouse on the SNES, The Great Circus Mystery Starring Mickey & Minnie on the SNES, Mickey to Donald Magical Adventure 3 on the Super Famicom, Mickey no Tokyo Disneyland Daibouken on the Super Famicom, and Donald Duck no Mahou no Boushi on the Super Famicom. In addition to these, I should mention that a bunch of Kemco games that were Mickey Mouse games in Japan. Crazy Castle 1 & 2 on GB in Japan was Mickey Mouse 1 & 2. The Kid Klown NES game in the US was Mickey Mouse 3 in Japan. Mickey Mouse 4 in Japan is the same game as The Real Ghostbusters in the US & Garfield Labyrinth in Europe. Donald also appeared in the Maui Mallard game on the GB, SNES, and Genesis. Also Snoopy's Silly Sports Spectacular on the NES in the US was a Donald Duck sports game in Japan.
Besides these Disney games, there are plenty of others based on TV shows & movies like Duck Tales 1 & 2 on NES & GB, Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers 1 & 2 on the NES, Darkwing Duck on NES & GB, Talespin on the NES & GB, The Little Mermaid on NES & GB, the Genesis version of The Little Mermaid (totally different), the Genesis version of Talespin (totally different), Bonkers on Genesis & SNES, and Goof Troop on SNES. I heard lots of good things about games like The Jungle Book, Aladdin, and the Lion King too.
And besides these there are even more cartoon games like the Samurai Pizza Cats game on the Famicom, the Animaniacs games on the SNES, Genesis & GB, the Ren & Stimpy games (Stimpy's Invention on the Genesis was pretty good), Masters of the Universe on the C64, The Simpsons arcade game, the Bucky O'Hare arcade & NES games, the Battletoads arcade & NES games, the Wild West C.O.W. Boys of Moo Mesa arcade game, the 2 TMNT arcade, 3 NES, 3 GB, 1 Genesis & 1 SNES beat'em up & platform games, the GI Joe arcade & 2 NES games, Batman: The Animated Series on the GB, and The Adventures of Batman & Robin on the Sega CD, Genesis & SNES.
These are all the cartoon based games I can think of that range from decent to great.
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4/3/13 1:05pm
Andre thinks Lego City for the Wii U is like Grand Theft Auto. Does that mean Lego drug dealers & Lego hookers?
dbzfanboy-press...: The last Lego game I THOUROUGHLY enjoyed was Star Wars tgs. Don't like the direction LSW3 went.
darkhyrulelord: While I would probably get Monster Hunter over this game, this game doesn't look half-bad. My favorite Lego game that I have played might be....Lego Chess? I dunno, I need to play more.
maggot447: To paraphrase you, this or MH3U, I chose Monster Hunter.
Ryugaknight: I want to get the game, but I have no Wii U.
They Call Me Th...: The Lego franchise has come a long way, hasn't it?
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3/8/13 8:57am
Will Lara Croft have to use her bow and arrow to shoot polar bears?
Darkdragonx6: 100% first play through, Never felt like it took away from the game going back and finding all the extras and that's what I liked the most.
Lucerian: I really loved this Reboot, cuz I feel they more than did justice telling an origin story! Compare that to some others... DmC -.-.. I didn't find the other characters to be really 1 dimensional(they just weren't the most deeply layered) and I really did genuinely care about them and their relationships and if they lived or not. Between the almost Metroidvania exploration(with collectibles I feel are worth getting) the stellar story and overall really fluid, fun, and natural seeming gameplay it barely misses the 9/10 mark for me. Only because the abundance of q.t.e's and health regen, which really messed with the survivalist feel of the game for me. It get's a 8.75 from me, which is beyond awesome!!
Sigmacipher: What exactly is the neverending story?
Flapperdoodle: Wow, even the BlackNerd loves Tomb Raider? This game must rock...
BR1ZZY-B34R: This is the life of a lonely loser captured in video format...
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2/21/13 2:45am
Andre the Black Nerd knows the PS4 is just here to make us buy Vitas.
tornadobolt: speaking of marrying something wierd: some guy is being allowed, by some church, to marry Twilight Sparkle, a my little pony http://i.imgur.com/Q9b1YUK.png
Parrapa For Pre...: PARAPPA 3D OR I WONT BUY A PS4.
ministryman678: backwards compatible for all ps systems, or im keeping my ps3. who care abou the rest
NODlike: You might be right about the streaming service, but I would like to see it in action first.
TheDoctor8788: I probably will not purchase a PS4. I mean, requiring to purchase a separate portable gaming system in order to play certain games is just ludicrous to me. Zero backwards compatibility is another minus, even bigger than requiring a freaking Vita. Thinking about it now, them requiring a Vita to play games is like Sega's desperation attempt to keep the Genesis alive with the Sega CD and the 32X, or Atari's attempt to keep the Jaguar alive with the Jaguar CD. Kinda makes me wonder if Sony's console division will go out like Sega's and Atari's did. Only time will tell.
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2/11/13 7:15pm
Hey ScrewAttack Advantage Members! Check out the extended version of my latest video, "Black Nerd HATES POKEMON!" http://www.screwattack.com/shows/black-nerd-rants/black-nerd-hates-pokemon
1/31/13 6:05pm
Young Justice and Green Lantern are leaving Cartoon Network. And it's Black Nerd's Ninja Turtle-lovin' fault.
nero8289: Lmao,I had lucky charms for dinner.
DoNotCancel: anyone remember Xiaolin showdown, Shaman KIng also left with some cliffhangers but this is ridiculous the big cliffhangers left with young justice and green lantern. vandal savage shaking hands with apocalypse who leaves it like that? razor trying to find aya? I don't know if there getting cancelled or the people making the show are getting lazy they should not end them like that.
TheDoctor8788: Avengers: Earths Mightiest Heroes. Loved that series. Too bad it only made it to 3 Seasons. I think it was 3 seasons... 2 or 3, something like that.
the dnastyestgamer: i miss the orginal tnmt i hate all the remakes espically the one shown in this video i haven't even seen it but just look at it doesn't remind me of turtle power
Black_Star: That show actually came to an end, he lost his powers and that was about it.
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12/11/12 5:56pm
hurricanefluttershy wrote on BlackNerd's wall.
andre put up the wii u rant on screwattack videos
12/3/12 2:44pm
Black Nerd raps about the Wii U... as Mario and Reggie Fils-Aime... in his Nintendo music video.
12/3/12 2:18pm
Comedy Sketches, Spoofs, Music Videos and Parody Songs from Andre of Black Nerd Comedy and Black Nerd RANTS!
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That's the Xbox One...
I think the fantasy sport thing is more of an American thing because I have never seen anybody do that here for soccer.
And no Microsoft ... I did not want Kinect for my current Xbox, still not interested in it for next gen. The motion commands are so ... urghhhhh ... People will use it for a few days until they remember they have a remote/controller. And voice commands are handy, but not worth the price tag because you could do without the whole 1080P camera and just a decent microphone for that. And let's not forget that Kinect needs some space between you and the sensor. Some people don't put their consoles in their living rooms or just have small living rooms making Kinect even work LESS then it should. This might have a better quality camera but I'm guessing that you still need a decent distance between you and the thing for it to work decently.
Also mandatory installs making used games or just taking your game to a friends house absolute ? No backwards compatibility ? Still xbox live fees !!!!?!!? PS4 and it's youtube/social sharing feature did not really interest me and I did not understand them focusing so hard on it either because not everybody is a youtube content producer / streamer but DAMN in my eyes Sony is MILES ahead in the race for the powerhouse console of the next gen.
Guess that's more money for Nintendo games and the developers who do decide to make stuff on the Wii U from me :)