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James Duncan Rolfe was born to Scott and Marlene Rolfe on July 10, 1980, in Penns Grove, New Jersey, United States. Gina, his younger sister, is his sibling.

He discovered his talent for storytelling at a young age, when he began to collect images he had taken with his camera and paste them onto paper, along with a story he had written to explain what was happening in the pictures. His parents gave him an audio recorder for Christmas once, and he eventually upgraded to a video camera, which sparked his interest in filmmaking.

He was inspired to write adventure stories because of his love of the Nintendo Power magazine, the American animated television series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and games like Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, and Contra.

In his final year of university, he splurged on a Panasonic AG-DVX100 camera, which he used to produce recordings that shocked his classmates. In addition, he would draw comic books, regularly updating them with new content. In 1989, he started making movies, and in those early works, Mario Paint made an appearance. When he got to college in the early 1990s, he took up hand-drawn animation classes to continue his hobby.

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Cinemasssacre Productions, also known as Cinemasssacre Productions LLC, was founded by James Rolfe in 1989. However, the website’s creation date is 2000. Cinemassacre also maintains two official YouTube channels: Cinemassacre Plays and Cinemassacre. Shooting the horror film A Night of Total Terror in his backyard in May of 1996 was “the turning moment in my life,” he said. Until the turn of the 1990s, he worked on a number of additional films.

In 2001, he released a number of short films, including Cinemaphobia (of which there were both a 10-minute and a 15-minute version), Kung Fu Werewolf from Outer Space (a silent film with voiceover narration), and Stoney (a parody of Rocky from 1976). James Rolfe played himself and narrated his own short film The Night Prowler in a documentary short titled ROLFE: A No-Budget Dream that he filmed the following year. In Curse of the Cat Lover’s Grave, released in 2003, he showed three distinct types of terror.

Jersey Odysseys: Legend of the Blue Hole is a pilot for a film/TV series that was written, directed, edited, produced, and included an uncredited part by James Rolfe (2004). He shot it in his parent’s garage, where he had hosted “haunted houses” every year throughout his high school years. Quite a few of the antiques and other cinematic items were recycled for his subsequent works.

His first videos featuring the Nerd character were made on the sly for casual viewing by his pals. While he was a student at Philadelphia’s University of the Arts from 1999 to 2004, he developed the character’s backstory and fundamental personality.

James Rolfe’s passion project, a video review of the NES game Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest, went viral in May 2004 and led to his true breakthrough under the moniker Bad NES Games. The Angry Nintendo Nerd videos debuted on Cinemassacre.com that year, thanks to his friendship and collaboration with Mike Matei.

For the horror comedy The Deader, The Better, which premiered on December 19, 2005, and was produced by Cinemassacre, he constructed a graveyard in his parent’s garage. He played the zombie in a film that homaged the classic Night of the Living Dead (1968).

Because of potential trademark difficulties with Nintendo, he renamed his initial character from The Angry Nintendo Nerd to The Angry Video Game Nerd when he began reviewing games for consoles other than the Nintendo Entertainment System, such as the Atari 2600 and the Sega Genesis.

In 2007, GameTrailers and ScrewAttack turned The Nerd into a television show, where he plays the title role. The figure became so popular that it was featured in numerous different forms of media, including movies and video games. In 2008-2009, James Rolfe’s Nostalgia Critic character became more well-known thanks to an imagined conflict with Nostalgia Critic, played by Doug Walker on an American review comedic web series of the same name.

Popular As	James Rolfe
Occupation	YouTuber
Age	42 years old
Zodiac Sign	Cancer
Born	10 July 1980
Birthday	10 July
Town/City	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Country	American
Nationality	American

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James Rolfe,
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania,
United States

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JAMES ROLFE ESTIMATED NET INCOME: $1 Million – 5 Million Dollars

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James Rolfe Personal Profile:

• Name: James Rolfe
• Date of Birth: 10 July 1980
• Age: 42 years old
• Birth Sign: Cancer
• Nationality: American
• Birth Place/City: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
• Girlfriend- N/A
• Profession: YouTuber

James Rolfe Contact Details

1. INSTAGRAM: @James Rolfe

2. YOUTUBE: @James Rolfe

3. FACEBOOK: @James Rolfe

4. TWITTER: @James Rolfe

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7. PHONE NUMBER: 860-691-0830