The Irate Gamer

- Season 6

(2020)

After a long hiatus, the Irate Gamer is back, and he's here to tackle a certain ghostly game that's haunted him since childhood.

When attempting to play through Dick Tracy on the NES, the Irate Gamer seeks help from a very unlikely source. Worlds collide as two age-old rivals go head to head to beat one of the hardest games of all time.

The Irate Gamer takes a look at the Nintendo Cereal System with Mario Action Series Cereal on the left and Zelda Adventure Series cereal on the right.

The Irate Gamer looks back fondly on the Ninja Turtles arcade game, and even does a re-review of the first two TMNT NES games.

The Irate Gamer looks at numerous arcade classics that were either butchered or, in some cases, improved when ported onto home consoles.

The IG looks back on classic Robocop games for the NES, as well as other system ports. Even the REAL Robocop calls to give him some words of encouragement.

Being a fan of The Punisher, the Irate Gamer looks back on the brazen vigilante's foray into the world of video games.

Thirteen years after he went up against Ghosts N' Goblins for the NES, the Irate Gamer returns to the land of the damned to conquer the sequel on Genesis.

The Irate Gamer reviews a video game adaptation of some of The Simpsons' Treehouse of Horror episodes.

IG reviews the recent home port of the Dragon's Lair arcade game. He finds it to be much better than the NES version, and still faithful to Don Bluth's arcade original.

Irate Gamer's back, baby, and he's going to look at the 17 titles that were made available alongside the Nintendo Entertainment System's 1985 release.

The Irate Gamer reviews two Flintstones games for the NES: The Rescue of Dino and Hoppy, and one very rare gem that costs big bucks: Surprise at Dinosaur Peak. He decides to see if it's worth a reported 800 simoleons.

With the movie event of the century only days away, the Irate Gamer looks at a collection of video game titles featuring both Godzilla and King Kong, and determines who received the best treatment on the home consoles.

With help from his trusty Game Genie, the Irate Gamer explores the depths of his Super Mario Bros. cartridge to find any and all combinations of lost levels.

The Irate Gamer reviews a little known NES game, unaware that it was part of a whole franchise in Japan.