This is a transcript of an episode of the Angry Video Game Nerd, a web series where the host reviews bad video games. In this episode, he plays Town with No Name, a poorly made western game for the Commodore CD32. He criticizes the game's graphics, voice acting, gameplay, and story. He also makes jokes and references to other media. At the end, he destroys the game and the console with fire.
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4. The game "Town with No Name" can be played on systems using the Amiga Advanced Graphics Architecture chipset.
5. The game was available on the Commodore CDTV and Amiga CD32.
6. The game "Town with No Name" has a cover with inconsistent naming.
7. The game's manual lacks instructions.
8. The game features a menu-based navigation system.
9. The game includes a card game and interactions with various characters.
10. Progress in the game is made by entering and exiting locations to trigger cutscenes.
11. The game's story involves being mistaken for someone else and ends with returning to the saloon.
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