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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GPGhcTKIMU In case anyone is interested - the Psycho Soldier song was included in the sequel to Athena, Psycho Soldier. And they did an English version for the US... and it's um...
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Cemetry Gator posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GPGhcTKIMU that smash cover tho https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-rLTePqrNw
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Fawf posted:that smash cover tho ok thats much better still not as good as that version of big blue in mario kart tho
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What're the chances we get to see Arino play Dark Souls since he's such good friends with the Bandai/Namco people?
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「GCCXを楽しむために知っておきたい聖地巡礼」 What does that mean? Taken from here: https://twitter.com/gccx_official/status/1298930757486993408
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DVD box 17's exclusive challenge will be "Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney".
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WesY2K posted:「GCCXを楽しむために知っておきたい聖地巡礼」 Seems like another collab between GCCX and the notebook/daily planner brand Hobonichi Techō with an expanded amount of GCCX-related extra stuff at the end of the book, including your quoted "What you want to know to enjoy GCCX -pilgrimage" which is Kan's written commentary on places they have visited on the show. Also included are Arino's handwritten notes from his Earthbound playthrough. Kanfy fucked around with this message at 12:42 on Aug 27, 2020 |
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Fawf posted:that smash cover tho Arrangement Supervisor: Yuzo Koshiro That explains it.
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I finally managed to catch the Messe documentary (episode 272). My thoughts: Felt somewhat underwhelming compared to Budokan. GCCX MAX was great, as was the BON BON guy (I finally know where that meme comes from) Also I guess the 20th anniversary in 2023 will have yet another go at Popinski?
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Yoiko are currently doing what everyone eventually ends up doing when stuck with social distancing for long enough, just making giant-rear end burgers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_NofexmgbU E: Apex predator consumes his prey.  Meanwhile, Arino.... 
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Kanfy posted:Yoiko are currently doing what everyone eventually ends up doing when stuck with social distancing for long enough, just making giant-rear end burgers. I lost it when Hamaguchi grabbed a (kitchen) blowtorch and started melting the cheese. Looks like Arinoburger fell apart 
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https://i.imgur.com/PMoYA9W.mp4 "Delicious!" Hamaguchi: "This is how Americans grow so huge."
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does anyone remember the episode/bit where arino kisses one of the staff members' baby on purpose in order to make them cry? which episode was it?
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The baby terrorizing is on episode 241 - SplatterHouse 2 (part 1) Hopefully its translated in time for Halloween by some group of lovely folks
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Jakespeare posted:The baby terrorizing is on episode 241 - SplatterHouse 2 (part 1) Hopefully its translated in time for Halloween by some group of lovely folks haha thanks, i found the bit: https://taopriest.tumblr.com/post/161920878993/gamecenter-cx-241-splatterhouse-2-1 しゃべれんの？
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I have a random japanese question since a lot of people here know japanese My understanding is that the ん/ソ kana changes to a "ng" sound at the end of words usually so how come ramen isn't pronounced like "rameng"? Is it just because it's a borrowed chinese word so it doesn't undergo the normal sound change? Like wikipedia confirms that the character is pronounced: [ɴ] (at the end of utterances), which is a uvular "ng" sound, so I guess I'm wondering if there's like exceptions to that that come into play here
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It's important to note that a uvular N (sorry for the bad IPA; phoneposting) is very different from a velar ng (as in "sing"). This double-major in Japanese and linguistics/phonetics thinks "ramen" does end in a uvular N.
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Hirayuki posted:It's important to note that a uvular N (sorry for the bad IPA; phoneposting) is very different from a velar ng (as in "sing"). This double-major in Japanese and linguistics/phonetics thinks "ramen" does end in a uvular N. I mean I know it's different but what it's clearly not is a normal alveolar n which is what I thought it was actually pronounced as but I guess it isn't and I just didn't hear the difference when japanese people said it, so it appears that the premise of my question was just wrong and the answer was what you said. I guess I just couldn't hear the difference which is weird because I feel like I could definitely tell the difference between the consonants in "seen" and "sing" (I know the vowel is slightly different too I just couldn't think of another pair immediately) so you would think I'd also be able to hear a uvular N vs an alveolar but I really thought japanese people were saying [n] when I heard it so idk Also I'm curious why you say it's "very" different, it sounds pretty similar to me and I mean it's very close in terms of like tongue position, seems like just about every other sound is more different from the velar "ng" than those two sounds are from each other to me Stefan Prodan fucked around with this message at 07:36 on Sep 25, 2020 |
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Doesn't it have to do with Kansai-ben as well?
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Stefan Prodan posted:Also I'm curious why you say it's "very" different, it sounds pretty similar to me and I mean it's very close in terms of like tongue position, seems like just about every other sound is more different from the velar "ng" than those two sounds are from each other to me Mister Chief posted:Doesn't it have to do with Kansai-ben as well?
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Hirayuki posted:The syllabic [ɴ] feels further back in the throat than [ŋ] when I say it, and doesn't sound at all like "ng" to me (but YMMV). There are a lot of fine phonetic distinctions in Japanese, some of which I didn't tweak to until I wrote my paper on Japanese phonetics in my senior year (like /h/ turning into an unvoiced palatal fricative--more like a hiss--before /i/ and /j/). Hell, tons of people on both sides of the language divide hear the standard Japanese "r" ([ɾ]) as a D or an L. Thankfully you're not going to run into any misunderstanding if you hear/say "rameng" versus "ramen". Yeah I mean I get that it's further back it just still sounds similar to me but that could just be because we don't really have it in english so I'm just hearing it as the closest thing, even when I listen to the wikipedia pronunciation sound they sound similar
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As far as I know, in Japanese it is pronounced with the uvular [ɴ] at the end in isolation. It's just rarely said in isolation, and the ん/ソ continues to be affected by other sounds across word boundaries. So if you say something like "ramen o tabeta" (My Japanese is pretty basic), the /N/ will be pronounced as a nasalised vowel, because that's how you say it before /o/. But since English doesn't have a sound with those rules, in English loanwords it's just anglicised to always being /n/ at the end of a word.
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Shwoo posted:As far as I know, in Japanese it is pronounced with the uvular [ɴ] at the end in isolation. It's just rarely said in isolation, and the ん/ソ continues to be affected by other sounds across word boundaries. So if you say something like "ramen o tabeta" (My Japanese is pretty basic), the /N/ will be pronounced as a nasalised vowel, because that's how you say it before /o/. That actually makes the most sense, it would be hard to think of a sentence in japanese that just ends with the word ramen other than just like one word answers
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Shwoo posted:As far as I know, in Japanese it is pronounced with the uvular [ɴ] at the end in isolation. It's just rarely said in isolation, and the ん/ソ continues to be affected by other sounds across word boundaries. So if you say something like "ramen o tabeta" (My Japanese is pretty basic), the /N/ will be pronounced as a nasalised vowel, because that's how you say it before /o/.
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Game Center CX 288 - Super Werewolf Chronicle WARWOLF [GooseCanyon] Translation: Phosphorescent Skeleton Proofreading: Kuishinbou Subtitles: Clov Special Thanks: Bean Kan, did you hear me zing Werewolf Arino? https://nyaa.si/view/1285232
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GooseCanyon posted:Game Center CX 288 - Super Werewolf Chronicle WARWOLF [GooseCanyon] Thank you Goose friends!
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GooseCanyon posted:Game Center CX 288 - Super Werewolf Chronicle WARWOLF [GooseCanyon] Paul, you is a WARWOLF. Looking forward to watching this one - thanks as ever, GooseCanyon.
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That was a real fun episode, thanks a lot for your work on the translation(s)!
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GooseCanyon posted:Game Center CX 288 - Super Werewolf Chronicle WARWOLF [GooseCanyon] Oh poo poo! 
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Hooray a new episode! Thank you so much! Edit: ahaha, Abe really gives Arino some sass over the waterfall stage. SmockJoc fucked around with this message at 22:45 on Oct 1, 2020 |
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Thank you for the new release! We had some atypical interactions this time around, very entertaining.
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GooseCanyon posted:Game Center CX 288 - Super Werewolf Chronicle WARWOLF [GooseCanyon] Despite the horrible goose stereotypes from Untitled Goose Game, I for one at least believe in the kindness of geese. Thank you, feathered friends.
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Thank you so for much for another great episode! Abe and the interns were great. "I heard a celebrity is coming" cracked me up big time! :-D
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The next new challenge is Pokémon Snap.
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Kakaricho posted:The next new challenge is Pokémon Snap. Well, looks like Arino'll be going home early.
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Easy, but they could totally make that a fun theme episode.
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Game Center CX 297 - Castlevania: Rondo of Blood (1) [GooseCanyon] Translation: Phosphorescent Skeleton Proofreading: Kuishinbou Subtitles: Clov Special Thanks: Bean We had an episode to go along with Halloween, but it was far too intense. So we just threw something together with vampires. Enjoy! https://nyaa.si/view/1288541
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You are my bored, COVID hero.
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GooseCanyon posted:Game Center CX 297 - Castlevania: Rondo of Blood (1) [GooseCanyon] Thank you as always for the release!
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GooseCanyon posted:Game Center CX 297 - Castlevania: Rondo of Blood (1) [GooseCanyon] Double honk excitement this month. Thank you noble geese (x2)!
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