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Frankly, I don't care which machine(s) they develop for, but I've got to give a 'big shout out' and a 'rewind in the place' to Rare for putting comedy regional British accents in Star Fox. Hearing the big stone giant fella talk when he sounds like Billy Connely is a stroke of genius.
Bo indeed.
Bo indeed.
cookie monster wrote:
> Most of the greatest men were Scots. Tis true.
Except for all the ones that weren't.
Billy Connoly, granted.
I won't allow Jimmy Krankie, as that was a women dressed as a man, which is really quite disturbing considering it was a show for kids.
Or me, 'cos I'm not a skirt wearing hill dweller
*ducks*
> Most of the greatest men were Scots. Tis true.
Except for all the ones that weren't.
Billy Connoly, granted.
I won't allow Jimmy Krankie, as that was a women dressed as a man, which is really quite disturbing considering it was a show for kids.
Or me, 'cos I'm not a skirt wearing hill dweller
*ducks*
Most of the greatest men were Scots. Tis true.
There's a cornucopia of great accents - some comedy midland ones, some classic gruff northerners, and the aforementioned scot. It's a shame there's still a few high-pitched american ones - maybe they'll get changed for the PAL release, although I doubt it.
YAY for once us Scots get the recognition we deserve :D
Frankly, I don't care which machine(s) they develop for, but I've got to give a 'big shout out' and a 'rewind in the place' to Rare for putting comedy regional British accents in Star Fox. Hearing the big stone giant fella talk when he sounds like Billy Connely is a stroke of genius.
Bo indeed.
Bo indeed.