questio patroni

im super sorry but i already recorded the patrone yesterday so i couldnt include this one. ill be sure to answer it next time tho. u have my promise

How would you compare the experience of scoring a videogame to scoring something like a movie or play or something, and is scoring things that aren't videogames a thing that you could see yourself doing? Will we ever get Thor High Heels The Musical?

which playstation intro sound is da best and why

Neelan Bosnic

Hope the Pizza was great! Do had a game or even games in you childhood you absolutly loved or adore, but nowadays wouldnt even play them because there are not so great in you opinon anymore? thank you for you content also shoutout to your discord

Majima

Wassup Thor, gonna have a simple question for ya: Have you ever played a game that you wish you loved more than you did? I recently played through Guardian Heroes and that game has some dope-ass music and art but the gameplay is a bit stiff and frustrating as someone who isn't a beat em up expert, but I know other people love it. Any games like that for you?

The Gobs

Hoooo Papa, have a pinch of this, and drizzle it down your arm and launch it off your elbow like that meme thing: What is the most introspective a game has ever made you (like pondering your existence and shit), and what game was it? 200°C for 20 min, until crust is golden, for that savory delicious pie supremacy!

Gafferman

Hello, Thor of the distant land. Before the question, I would like to thank you for the entertainment you’ve given me through the years, on top of that you’ve inspired me (indirectly) to put my music on the bandcamp. Entitled ‘[The cool ra1n]:’ Anyway, on to the question at hand: have you ever played the ‘spirit hunter’ series ‘Death Mark’ or ‘Ng’? If not, they are survival-Horror point and click suburban crawler masterpieces that got forgotten by basically everybody. Tragedy, it is, they brought us a terrific story and dialogue, and incredibly disturbing visual content. You once said that you dug suburban horror, well these titles have that to the max followed by the Fashion, style and Granite Painting/CG artwork that can titillate the eyes or nips. Thank you for reading this Thor, Have yourself a cool day. The coolest day. The day of the cool.

CJ Butl3r

Any song in particular that's stuck with you since childhood?

Holy Macaroni Mr. Heels! Another month has gone by? I already praised you and your output like crazy in my last question. So I will do this again the next time. But this time there's some uplifting for you to do: Please read all of this stuff in your Meachen (Final Fantasy X) impersonation. So first of all thank you for your honest and thorough answer to my last quite serious personal question. To be a bit lighter today I'm sending you a question which surely already was asked or answered somehow. Nevertheless... What's your most happiest memory regarding video games? Doesn't matter if its just somehow touching the subject or if it's a certain game where you experienced something special, learned something new about life or some heavy, insane shit like that. If there's not THE MOST happiest for you to recall, just slap some happy ones around. Did I stretch out this comment here a little bit so that you have to talk a lot like Maechen for my own amusement? Maybe. Maybe not. We'll never know. And that, as they say, is that.

Eey good morning or whichever time of day you read this! You may have answered this before, but I'm asking anyway: What was the first game or games you ever played? Also, was there a particular 'gateway game' that made you interested in seeking out some of the more odd and/or niche games? Ciao, Ninormaal

What's a game with a neat setting that you don't see very often? I remember playing Koudelka, which takes place in 1898 Wales and stars a Romani girl, and thinking "Wow, there is probably no other game set in this location, neato". Along those lines, what is a time and setting you don't really see that you think would be cool for a game setting?