ġ8 March 2012 I am famous online, as well as my PS3 Sonichu, Rosechu and Cwcville Mods, Karts and Tracks, yet my Vita goods aren't being sought after equally. Creator PSN name: Sonichu Creation Name: Sodium One Soldier and Salt Shooter Tank. Re: Mod and Kart of the week submission for ModNation Monday BlogsĢ5 November 2011 I've put my photos onto my Flickr account. Most notable was his claim to be " famous online" in a bid to get downloads for his PlayStation Vita mods. After racing in 1,600+ contests, Chris has won less than a quarter of these (with almost 100 "Disconnected" and "Did Not Finishes," indicating some tard-rage present).Īdditionally, a number of his characters show they have been used in 0 races even days after their creation, meaning even Chris didn't even bother to use his own creations.Ĭhris made several posts in the MNR forums in 2011-12. When his initial beg-a-thons were deleted because of those boards' anti-soliciting policies, Chris, being Chris, just went ahead and posted them again.ĭespite having all the free time in the world to practice his skills, Chris remained mediocre at ModNation Racers.
He also posted multiple threads on the forums at GameFAQs and GameSpot making similar demands. 26 July saw yet another Twitter update whining for downloads and positive reviews. On 17 July 2010, Chris updated his Twitter account for the first time in ages, begging his imaginary followers to give him codes for the "Mystery Mods" (promotional DLC packs included with the pre-ordered copies of the game ), and to download his CWCville track so that he could acquire more trophies. It was of great concern to Chris that despite his belief that he had a large fanbase, barely anybody bothered to download his poorly-designed track, and he whored it out at every opportunity. Download, 5-Star Vote, and Play them All.
Only I have the Official Sonichu ModNation Goods and More. I am Sonichu's and Rosechu's Original Creator, Christian W. The "Details" section of his profile page read: Later, after the retail version arrived, he created a number of characters and cars (images are available below), as well as a CWCville track. These were filed under "Original CWC Art". When only the beta version of the game was available, Chris posted 25 screencaps of his avatar driving a yellow, Sonichu-themed cart around an empty racetrack on the CWCipedia.
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