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Let's say you were given the chance to direct a Nintendo movie, something involving Mario, Kirby, Zelda, etc. All the ideas would be yours and you could turn your ideas into a huge movie. What would your movie look like? Would you keep it to one game or would you base it around different games?

We have seen so many sequels over the years from Nintendo but there are still some sequels that have not been made that we wish to see made. What is your dream sequel that Nintendo still has not made?

Early access is something we see a lot now when it come to new games that are being developed for release. Early access allows gamers to play the game and reports bugs or other issues they find within a game to help the developers fix any issues before full release of the game. What are your thoughts on early access releases? Do you feel this is helping developers?

I don't know about anyone else but I always have that one game that even though I take a break from it, I will always go back to at some point. At the moment that game for me has very much been Fortnite when I have had the time but in terms of single player games, that would have to be Hogwarts Legacy when I have had the time. What game do you keep going back to no matter what?

We are just over 5 months into 2025, almost 6 months in and so far we have seen some great video game releases. Of all the video game releases we have had so far this year, what would you say is your Game of the Year so far?

As a gamer myself, I have played so many different games over the years, some of which I would never feel like I wasted my time on and some that if I could go back, I would probably play another game over that one. As a gamer yourself, what game defined your childhood or teenage years? Why was it this game?

The Nintendo Switch 2 is due to release next month and for those who pre-ordered it, they will be super excited to get their hands on it. As someone who has played Nintendo over the years, what are you expecting from the Nintendo Switch 2? Are you hoping to see certain developers soon make their games playable on the Switch 2?

Looking back at all the Zelda games released, when it comes to ranking them from the best to the worst, this is something some may be able to do but for others it could be difficult. Taking a look at all the Zelda games released, do you think you could rank them from best to worst? What would your rankings be?

We have had many crossovers in the gaming world, some of which have been amazing crossovers and some that probably could have been skipped. If you could choose a dream Nintendo crossover game, what would it be?

Over the years that I have used Nintendo's online services, I have found that the service has been smooth and I have been happy with the perks I receive for being a Nintendo Switch Online subscriber. I can't say I have any fault with it at all and the price for a family plan is very much ideal, I wish Xbox offered something like that. What are your thoughts on Nintendo's online service?

Over the years playing with friends and family on Xbox, I have had many funny in-game moments but the one that stands out most for me would have to be when I was playing Rainbow Six Vegas 2 online with my friend and my brother and we were playing on one map, the name escapes me but it has trees in the middle and we set up a ton of C4 on the trees and waited for the enemy team to be close by and blew it up. It was hilarious at the time and a lot of fun. What has been your funniest in-game moment on Xbox?

As a gamer, I have been a huge fan of Xbox ever since the very first Xbox was released. Not only was it Halo that pushed me more towards Xbox but I also much preferred the Xbox One controller as opposed to the PlayStation controller too, found the Xbox controller to be a lot more comfortable. What got you into Xbox originally? Was it a game or something else?

Many Xbox Game Pass releases have been announced for 2025 by Xbox and we are looking at some great releases for Game Pass as it stands. Of all the announcements that have been released regarding Xbox Game Pass releases for 2025, which ones are you most excited for? You can see the announced releases here https://www.trueachievements.com/n50708/xbox-game-pass-coming-soon

We have seen many different horror games and many different horror movies released over the years and even some horror games turned into horror movies and vice-versa. Looking back at all the horror games you have played over the years and thinking about which ones have a movie based on them, which horror game would you say would make the best movie?

Over the years of playing horror games, you may have come across many different Easter eggs within the game you played, whether they have been something you found unexpectedly or whether they were something that you discovered through a walkthrough you were following. What has been the creepiest Easter egg your have discovered in any horror game you have played?

Have you ever thought about designing your own horror game? If you have, what ideas have you come up with and even what story have you come up with for your very own horror game? If you could design a horror game, what would your setting be, mechanics be like and what kind of monsters would you add to your game?

What are your thoughts on permadeaths in horror games? Do you find them to be terrifying or just plain frustrating and annoying when you experience them? Do you feel that permadeaths in horror games are necessary and would you like to see them more in horror games?

Over the years we have seen many horror games released, some have been horror games we could say have been the best we have ever played and others may have let us down. When it comes to horror games, which horror game have you played that you would say has been the best horror game with a psychological twist?

Both Silent Hill and Resident Evil are two very unique game franchises but when we put the two up against one another, many may have different opinions on which franchise truly defines horror gaming. Between Silent Hill and Resident Evil which franchise do you feel truly defines horror gaming?

Over the years we have seen many different indie games released. Some have been quite popular and have gotten the love they deserved but there have also been some indie games that have not received the love they deserved. What indie games would you say are underrated and deserved more love than they got?

I usually go by reviews when it comes to trying new mobile games. I have found that I have played many more games on mobile than I would have done had I have not listened to reviews and just skipped past them. One mobile game that I don't think I would have played if I didn't check out reviews and also listen to others who played would have been Monopoly Go.

Monopoly Go would have to be one game that has introduced me to a new genre. I was never really into mobile games that involved a lot of strategy but since I started playing Monopoly Go and got used to how the game is played and the best strategies to work with to ensure you complete sticker sets and albums, I have found the game a lot more fun.

I would have to say that having the Gmail app on my phone as well as the ability to also have forums on my phone as apps has helped greatly in my workflow. I always used to fall behind or miss emails when I was away from home and away from my laptop but now I find that I can stay on track without issue with access to those apps.

Super Smash Bros is one game that I do not mind being competitive. The competitive side of Super Smash Bros is a lot of fun and gives a different side to games from Nintendo. I remember when I purchased Super Smash Bros, once I was used to the game I jumped into the competitive side and had hours of fun. I would love to see more games come to Nintendo with a similar competitive side.

This has to be Luigi's Mansion for me. I love how different it is compared to other games that Nintendo has to offer with the eerie atmosphere and the spooky vibe you get from the game too. I haven't played Luigi's Mansion in a while but I know I will be hooked when I choose to again.