Hello, I'm Trevor Johnson, also known as Canti-sama. I like to write about things including videogames (that should be paramountly obvious at this point...) music, film, and anime, so what you see in this blog is just one part of my pretentiousness! I'm a nit-picky bitch when it comes to basically everything, so excuse me if I seem like kind of an elitist, even though I try not to be. If I had to sum up who I am, I would do it through top 5 lists, so how about we a do a few right now! But before that, since DTOID tends to remove frontpage posts from my c-blog, here's the list of my frontpages, which I thank everyone very much for!
Frontpage Posts:
1.
Monthly Musing - I suck At Videogames: Nostalgia's Curse, 8/12/09 2.
Promoted Story - Suda 51 and the "Art" of Videogames, 9/6/09 3.
Monthly Musing - Nothing is Sacred: Videogames, 10/7/09 -----FAVORITES-----
Top 5 Favorite Videogames:
5.
Fallout 3, PC
4.
Mega Man X, SNES
3.
Shin Megami Tensei: Persona 4, PS2
2.
Braid, PC
1.
Shadow of the Colossus, PS2
Top 5 Favorite Albums:
5. Death From Above 1979 - You're A Woman, I'm a Machine, 2004
4. Radiohead - O.K. Computer, 1997
3. Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92, 1992
2. Animal Collective - Strawberry Jam, 2007
1. Sonic Youth - Daydream Nation, 1988
Top 5 Films:
5.
Brazil, Directed by Terry Gilliam
4.
Fargo, Directed by Joel Coen
3.
Fight Club, Directed by David Fincher
2.
Shaun of the Dead, Directed by Edgar Wright
1.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, Directed by Sergio Leone
Top 5 Anime Productions:
5.
Spirited Away, Directed by Hayao Miyazaki
4.
The Big O, Directed by Kazuyoshi Katayama
3.
Cowboy Bebop, Directed by Shinichirō Watanabe
2.
Neon Genesis Evangelion, Directed by Hideko Anno
1.
Fooly Cooly, Directed by Kazuya Tsurumaki
----OTHER STUFF----
Avery Island: Musical Opinions From Music Geeks PSN Name: MetalLink1979
Wii Friend Code - 8089-7286-5497-4717
XBL - Metal Link 904 (Note: My Xbox 360 is in possession of my brother, so this is no longer technically my XBL Tag)
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