The Angry Video Game Nerd reviews the Beavis and Butt-Head video game on Sega Genesis, criticizing its poor controls, frustrating gameplay, and numerous flaws. He compares it unfavorably to the Super Nintendo version, which has similar gameplay but is easier to understand and more enjoyable. The Nerd ultimately concludes that the Genesis version is one of the worst games he's ever played, with too many problems to list.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Angry Video Game Nerd is a character.
2. Beavis and Butthead was a popular TV show in the 90s.
3. The show had two segments: narrative and music video commentary.
4. The show's style of reviewing media has been influential.
5. A Beavis and Butthead game was released on Sega Genesis during the show's popularity.
6. The game's plot involves finding tickets to a concert.
7. The game has a similar style and humor to the TV show.
8. The game has poor controls and a confusing layout.
9. The game has a password system, but it's flawed.
10. The game has limited continues and no extra lives.
11. The game's health system is difficult to refill.
12. The game has a hospital stage with a naked character.
13. The game's white containers with red crosses are not health items.
14. The game has a closing statement that says it's not fun.
15. The game is considered one of the worst games ever played.
16. A Super Nintendo version of the game exists.
17. The Super Nintendo version has lives and is easier to figure out.
18. The Super Nintendo version has a similar plot and stages to the Genesis version.
19. The Super Nintendo version has some differences, such as no health bars for Beavis and Butthead.