Get Ready to Rage: Angry Video Game Nerd 8-bit Arrives October 23rd
Fans of classic platformers and the iconic internet personality, Angry Video Game Nerd, mark your calendars! Publisher Retroware and developer Mega Cat Studios have officially announced that Angry Video Game Nerd 8-bit will launch on October 23rd for PC and consoles.
This new title invites players to once again step into the shoes of The Nerd and battle their way through hordes of classic video game enemies, including zombies, mechanical skeletons, reapers, and a host of other monstrous foes. The gameplay promises a true old-school platforming experience, complete with jumping, shooting, sliding, and uncovering alternate routes to face off against challenging bosses.
A Nostalgic Trip for AVGN Fans
The developers are teasing familiar locations inspired by the beloved Angry Video Game Nerd universe, along with unexpected encounters with characters from The Nerd's past adventures and epic battles against legendary adversaries. Screenshots from the game's Steam page hint at the vibrant, retro pixel art style that will define this new installment.
For the most dedicated collectors and enthusiasts of genuine retro gaming, Limited Run Games will be producing physical editions of Angry Video Game Nerd 8-bit. These special releases will include console versions and, notably, a cartridge designed for the original NES console, offering a truly authentic throwback experience.
The Nerd's Legacy Continues
This isn't James Rolfe's (The Angry Video Game Nerd) first foray into video games. Previous titles, Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures and Angry Video Game Nerd II: ASSimilation, were both well-received by the gaming community, earning praise for their challenging gameplay and faithful recreation of The Nerd's unique style. This new 8-bit adventure aims to build on that legacy, delivering more of what fans love.
Players will be able to get their hands on Angry Video Game Nerd 8-bit on PC (via Steam), Xbox, PlayStation, and Nintendo Switch. A demo version is currently available on Steam for those eager to try out the action before the official release. While the game will not feature Russian localization, its platforming action is universal.
The release of Angry Video Game Nerd 8-bit means another dose of retro-inspired fun for players who enjoy challenging platformers and the distinct humor of AVGN. Whether you're a long-time fan of James Rolfe's reviews or simply looking for a new pixel-art challenge, this game looks set to deliver.
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