( cut to shot of shelf of consoles) Intelligames. The Nerd: Alright, just gotta go get my CDTV.somewhere over here. Kinda like how DC Comics is technically Detective Comics Comics? Ever notice that? What a shitty, redundant acronym, because it's the Commodore CDTV, which means Commodore Commodore Dynamic Total Vision. It actually stands for Commodore Dynamic Total Vision. Know what CDTV stands for? Compact Disc Television? No. But first, we gotta talk about the system it ran on, the Commodore CDTV, which was basically a home computer and a CD-ROM drive crammed into an aluminum coffin. The Nerd: Today, we're gonna play a Town With No Name. ( holds The Town With No Name game case up) ( tosses Zool game case on couch) Anyway. The Nerd: I guess the reason they tell you not to do it is because this game has the soundtrack, and Track 1 is the game file, so it doesn't work. Nerd presses Play and static plays out of the speakers.) ( Loud, suspenseful, orchestrated music plays, as Nerd puts Zool CD into his Sony boombox. The Nerd: 'Warning: Do not play Track 1 of this game CD on any audio CD player.' ( cut to Nerd with confused expression) Why not? I have to find out. Cut to Nerd looking at the back of the Zool game case.) Various scenes of the games played by the Nerd in the last episode are shown, while ominous music continues. Narrator: Previously, on the Angry Video Game Nerd. The Town With No Name (CDTV) - Angry Video Game Nerd (Episode 163) That's /cinemassacre, for 3 months free with a 1 year package. Take back your Internet privacy today, and find out how you can get 3 months free, by clicking the link in the description: /cinemassacre. Also, it's less than $7 a month, with a 30-day money back guarantee. I use ExpressVPN, because privacy's important, keeps my information anonymous, and safe from third-parties. I'll pick, uh, Switzerland! Heard they had good chocolate. You can even customize the location you're appearing in. You open the program, single tap, and it's on! Simple as that. It doesn't just work on computers, but also phones and other devices. It's basically a service that encrypts your Internet data, and gives you additional protection from ad companies, and protection against hackers. If you're not familiar, a VPN is a Virtual Private Network. Rolfe: Time for another Nerd episode! But first, I wanna talk to you about this video's sponsor, ExpressVPN.

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