A game-by-game diary of my attempt to play every Nintendo game. From 8-Eyes to Zombie Nation and everything in between. Even that strange Christian game where you convert people by hitting them with fruit. Just wait. You'll see.
Monday, January 02, 2006
Alien Syndrome
Thanks to a bout of the stomach flu, I spent New Years very much like I always have. Spewing various unnatural colours into the toilet. Thanks to that stomach flu, I didn't get the chance to do all the drinking that normally precedes that, much to my regret. If I'm going to be puking, I want to make sure I've got the inebriation to go with it. So it's with that same taste of bile still lingering in the back of my throat that I present you with Alien Syndrome. I'm far too lazy to bother to do an animation for this, so trust me, the little tail moves, ah-la-neon sign in the Amsterdam red light district, just without the tits.I'm still trying to figure out why the Japanese seem to think that men and women have exactly the same facial structure, just different hair. Of course, I'm still trying to figure out the Japanese, so that comes as no real surprise. The instructions are clear and precise, helpful for the 8 year old brain-dead audience that this game was aimed at.Thankfully, I can honestly say that I never have dreams where this happens. I am never assaulted by giant pink nipples that explode when you shoot them. I think the last straw was when I found myself fighting a head sticking out of an alien birth canal. That's just wrong. On so many levels.
Location: Terminus (Where All Rail Service Ends, Brother), Georgia, United States
I'm 27, a self-made oil, rail and steel tycoon whose combined income makes Bill Gates cry like a little bitch. I look like Johnny Depp, Christian Slater, or Brad Pitt, depending on which chatroom I'm in. I have a 19" prehensile penis that I use to hold my coffee while I type. I know where Jimmy Hoffa lives, and I understand the language of cats. I help old ladies cross the street and translate ethnic slurs for cuban refugees in my spare time. I sleep only one hour a night. I make ice cubes with the power of my mind. I can touch MC Hammer. I know every rivet in the Russian T-34 tank. I've advised Presidents, slept with movie stars, and can organize my sock drawer in less than 23 seconds.
And I still have time to do this blog.
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