Chris's gaming habits

[pickleniggo]

Shit, in the new Animal Crossing you get to be mayor. There's no doubt in my mind that right now Chris is playing nonstop and loving life as the True and Honest Mayor of Cwcville.

 

[Anchuent Christory]

i've noticed many people who exhibit similar behavior with steam games, namely games they purchase in bulk during holiday sales. but normally they also get around to playing said games, at least at some point.

does anyone know if there is a specific game or games that chris prefers? obviously he does play little big planet a lot but I haven't heard much in the way of him using that lately, same with modnation racers. perhaps with the new animal crossing we can get a new documentary.

He likes games that involve creating or customisation and will buy anything involving one of his favored franchises (Sonic, Pokemon etc) He's played the God of war franchise and has recently been talking about the latest Resident Evil game (or more, Barbs reaction to it). As of now, seems to pretty much play stuff for the sake of playing it and gaming seems to be his only time killer.

 

[Ryan Rash]

i've noticed many people who exhibit similar behavior with steam games, namely games they purchase in bulk during holiday sales. but normally they also get around to playing said games, at least at some point.

does anyone know if there is a specific game or games that chris prefers? obviously he does play little big planet a lot but I haven't heard much in the way of him using that lately, same with modnation racers. perhaps with the new animal crossing we can get a new documentary.

Games with customization features seem to appeal greatly to Chris. Before LBP and MNR, he was big on Soulcalibur III, which had one of the best character creator engines in the series aside from V.

I'm kinda surprised Chris hasn't taken up Dynasty Warriors 7: Empires, considering it has an incredibly robust character creator and 200 slots to fill with shitty self-inserts.

 

[Bridechu]

I've always been surprised Chris never played Warioware DIY (he bought it but never uploaded anything to the CWCki's knowledge), as it's probably the closest he'll ever get to creating a Sonichu game. I recently borrowed Drawn to Life and thought of Chris, too.

 

[Fishkill]

Chris has fallout 3.I would think he would love that game, but it might make him think too much and possibly get pseudo-depressed.

 

[Racoon]

Chris has fallout 3.I would think he would love that game, but it might make him think too much and possibly get pseudo-depressed.

I agree. that game does change constantly as you progress though out the story.

 

[Hyperion]

Theres no colorful animals for Chris to fap to in Fallout.

 

[Male]

Chris has fallout 3.I would think he would love that game, but it might make him think too much and possibly get pseudo-depressed.

Even if he manages to find it in the Chandler hoad, Chris has a habit on giving up on games because there will always be a new game calling his name Like did he ever finish Duke Nukem?

 

[Springblossom]

Theres no colorful animals for Chris to fap to in Fallout.

Deathclaws would give him nightmares. Then he'd try to incorporate them into Sonichu.

 

[Alec Benson Leary]

Chris has fallout 3.I would think he would love that game, but it might make him think too much and possibly get pseudo-depressed.

Nah, it's way too slow-paced for him, and the environment/gameplay is way too bleak, not enough color and voices telling him "Great! Amazing!" like in Sonic games.

 

[homerbeoulve]

I still can't get over the fact that he have Tekken 6 on his PSN account. And he only spent like 2 hours on it.

 

[Batman VS Tony Danza]

Chris doesn't like free-roam games unless he has direct control of it... but not too complex like city building sims. Chris just wants to decide where he can put a house and what colors it can be. Even then it'd have to involve collecting a set number of items to unlock something that then allows you to collect other items. Simple short term accomplishments make him feel productive and have less risk of him getting distracted or bored. Also the dialogue must be straight forward. Don't try to make Chris invested in the story or characters. That only works if the character is him and you set him on fire.