Nostalgia Filter: The Nerd gets pretty wistful about pop and videogame culture from the mid 80's to early 90's. No-Sell: The Nerd's firearm-based gaming accessories fail to lay a scratch on the Atari Jaguar logo. No Pronunciation Guide: In his Schwarzenegger Games review, he finds the Conan NES cartridge and says "Ko-Nan. In the Game Gear Tapes episode: "I cut my thumb." No further in-universe explanation of how it happened. Macaulay, meanwhile, is extremely concerned, since he actually did fight an evil tree in real life and has no idea how the game developers found out about it. Noodle Incident: When the Nerd plays Home Alone games with Macaulay Culkin, he gets to a boss fight against a sentient evil tree and complains that nothing like that happened in any of the movies. And a second one in the ending of "Mega Man Games". Inflicts a brutal one on Bugs Bunny in the ending of "Bugs Bunny Birthday Blowout". No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Gets a vicious one from ROB the Robot that leaves him bruised and bloody. Later he does it to Desert Bus, and this time it ends in outright failure because the game was specifically designed to prevent players from doing that the bus gradually veers to the right and gets stuck. Firstly, he does it to The Terminator on NES in an attempt to get more lives, which technically does work, but doesn't achieve much because the game limits the player to six lives. No Fair Cheating: On two occasions, he tries to cheat at a game by attaching a wrench to his controller. Even though he thinks NWC sucks, he still knows it's a very rare and valuable collector's item. 
In the second crossover episode with Pat, the Nerd reveals that he swapped the NWC cartridges out for fakes in-universe and destroyed those so he could keep the real ones for himself. Averted in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III episode, where the tape was destroyed for real. -5.jpg "avgn mega man 2 rom")
Mostly, he destroys games that are already broken or a game that's very common and cheap.No Animals Were Harmed: At the very very end of the Nintendo World Championships review, James shows that the two ultra-rare video games he destroyed in the episode were replicas, and the originals are unharmed.In the Star Wars video, he says that if there's only one game in a franchise that was only released in Japan, then it's either the only good one or the shittiest one of the entire lot.Never Trust a Title: In his review for Plumbers Don't Wear Ties, he pointed out how you can't even trust the title when it shows John wearing a tie (although the title of the game does not mean "The plumber in this game wears a tie" but "Plumbers are not supposed to wear ties").Even the name makes people cringe, like, you don't even want to go there." Never Say "Die": Its notable aversion in Friday the 13th is lampshaded heavily.Never Live It Down: The Nerd deploys this himself:.It also has a sub-page all about the show's nausea fuel.And when he briefly reviewed Sonic CD, he said "I'm gonna be sick." when Sonic bounced around really fast.
He also mentioned that one ad was so gross that he stapled the page shut so he didn't have to see it (This turned out to just be the toenail clipping ad).
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In his Nintendo Power review, he talked about how disgusting some of the ads were, such as one that showed a jar full of toenail clippings and another that showed a barf bag. For example, in McKids and Bugs Bunny's Birthday Blowout, he commented how the screen effects made him wanna throw up.
Nausea Fuel: Invoked by the Nerd, when he mentions things that make him nauseous while reviewing. "Oh God, is Freddy coming?! He sure is! Of all the shitty things in this game, this screen is so cheesy, that it's just awesome!"
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