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Fresh off his month-long hiatus, the Nerd tackles another "beginning programmers" project, the clear plastic cartridge of Action 52 for the NES. The longest episode as of May 2010, the Nerd tortures himself by marathon-playing 51 of the 52 games. There are a few complaints that the Nerd "wasn't angry enough," but considering how boring and tedious playing through every single "game" is, it's not surprising that the anger faded to boredom. Two other things to note: the Nintoaster was given to the Nerd as a gift and the cliffhanger at the end was a HUGE issue considering the "once a month" format and had viewers disappointed by the wait.

I personally thought the episode was entertaining and educational. This was a bit harder to do due to the body parts and the repositioning that was needed. I don't really like how the right arm turned out, but compared to the original concept art, it looks plausible.

Original concept art by Mike Matei @ Cinemassacre.com: [link]

Description
Fresh off his month-long hiatus, the Nerd tackles another "beginning programmers" project, the clear plastic cartridge of Action 52 for the NES. The longest episode as of May 2010, the Nerd tortures himself by marathon-playing 51 of the 52 games. There are a few complaints that the Nerd "wasn't angry enough," but considering how boring and tedious playing through every single "game" is, it's not surprising that the anger faded to boredom. Two other things to note: the Nintoaster was given to the Nerd as a gift and the cliffhanger at the end was a HUGE issue considering the "once a month" format and had viewers disappointed by the wait.

I personally thought the episode was entertaining and educational. This was a bit harder to do due to the body parts and the repositioning that was needed. I don't really like how the right arm turned out, but compared to the original concept art, it looks plausible.

Original concept art by Mike Matei @ Cinemassacre.com: [link]