Interesting
I am never ever going to look at some games the same way again
Reviews for "Vg trivia"
RogerregoRRoger responds:
Yeah, i know, i was shocked to when i saw Duke Nukem also voiced Big O_o
OMFG
On the last one,my name is seen!
Though I know it was supposed to be "the Koopa Kid's"...
RogerregoRRoger responds:
Kopa kids, koopa kids.. i saw both.. i prefer kopa.
Educational and funny!
the only one of those I knew was the pocket monsters. Did you know that the Turtles guys that live in the sewer are named after artists?
RogerregoRRoger responds:
Leonardo, donatello and all?
Yeah, I knew trhat, but tough they have awesome videogames, their videogames based on a cartoon(which is based on a comic) not the other way around so don't really count as videogame heroes... I think.. ^^;
haha
lets see...the voice in the shemune scene could have been a bit more dramatic its sounds so plain when he says BAG OF CHIPS it would be funny if it sounded like TO RULE THEM ALL! and you get a cookie for the worms sound effect.
RogerregoRRoger responds:
well, besides showing the exciting drama of Shenmue, i was also making fun of Ryo's boring voice, after all he talks like a robot in shenmue
Funny...but not entirely accurate or surprising.
A humorous take on video game trivia--the Shenmue scene made me laugh out loud. But most of the trivia wasn't very surprising: everyone knows that Pokemon stands for "Pocket Monsters," and VAs take wildly different roles all the time (it pays to be versatile). Also, Mario Segali wasn't Shigeru Miyamoto's boss, he was the landlord of the business park where NOA headquarters was located. I think people would be mroe surprised to learn that there's a video game developed by royalty (Return Fire, 1995, by Baron R.K. Von Wolfsheild). Or that Coleco started out making shoe leather (the brand name is an abbreviation of COnnecticut LEather COmpany). It was still very funny, though.