Game or show with a main character and a partner character where you would actualy want them switched around?e.gProfesor Layton game but Luke is the main puzzle guy and Layton is the sidekick or something
Whats your favourite personal little detail in a game that you feel doesn't mean much to others but a lot to you?
Most frustrating tech setup you ever did for a product?
Whats your daily routine like?
How who you rank the three Chris's here in terms of their Chrisness?
Silly fear of something you had as a kid but no longer now?
Biggest food regret so far in your life?
Whats your favourite aspect of your reviews/written work here and whats your least favourite aspect about it?
Favourite type of art aesthetic used in a move,game and a show?
Oh boy, these are some tough ones...
1. Wow, this is very specific. So, I like The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks probably more than I should, and that's because I love the concept of dead Zelda possessing Phantoms to solve puzzle. I would like to see a Zelda game like that with the roles reversed, where instead of playing as Link and directing ghost Zelda where to go, you play as Ghost Zelda taking charge to clear rooms for Link. Either that or let me take primary control of the blob from A Boy and His Blob.
2. I don't know if this doesn't mean a lot to other people, but I always love how the animals from the space station in Metroid Fusion find their way to your ship. They're so easy to forget about and then BOOM, they're there at the end.
3. I recently bought a new Mac Mini and it has four Thunderbolt ports and only two USB ports. I can't find any computer accessories that use Thunderbolt/USB 3.0 natively, so I have all these adapters sticking out the rear of my Mac Mini and it just looks awful.
4. Wake up, fall out of bed, drag a comb across my head. Go downstairs and drink a cup, then look up and notice I am late. Find my coat, grab my hat, make the bus in seconds flat. Head upstairs and have smoke, everyone speaks then I go into a dream. AAAAAAAAAH AAAAH AAAAH AAAAAAAAAAAAAH.
5. Each Chris is special in their own way. Chris Moyse is a great confidant, friend, and writer. Chris "CJ" Andriessen is great because he knows all the lyrics to Superbass. And Chris Carter is great because his output is a constant reminder that the rest of us aren't doing enough.
6. Video game spiders. True story: The first time I played Resident Evil 2 and got to the part in the sewers where spiders attack, when I got to the part where the spiders are on the fucking screen, I threw the controller down and ran out of the room. However, I think continued exposure to video game spiders has dulled that reaction in me.
7. Going to Dennys and ordering pancakes, eggs, and buffalo chicken strips at 2:00 am.
8. Horrible question to ask me because I hate everything I've written. I like my reviews best when I don't try to sound smart and just present everything as matter-of-fact. I hate my reviews when I don't think I properly word why it is I don't like something. Like with my Spongebob review. I still believe everything I wrote in it, I just wish I had better written out the reasons I thought it was a bad remaster.
9. Classic Americana. Give me that Norman Rockwell Saturday Evening Post aesthetic and I'm in heaven.
