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This made me laugh lol. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=lTkBBqTP_-M



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Yeah, 'Ubisoft have a wrong tradition of game creation with Nintendo'



The comments makes the video even funnier...



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The "wrong tradition" part was amazing!

This is actually pretty funny. "You might not have being expected this."



Mummelmann said:
The "wrong tradition" part was amazing!

This is actually pretty funny. "You might not have being expected this."

I don't know why but the japanese always pronounce their L's as R's lol.



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Metroid33slayer said:
Mummelmann said:
The "wrong tradition" part was amazing!

This is actually pretty funny. "You might not have being expected this."

I don't know why but the japanese always pronounce their L's as R's lol.


It's probably just how the ranguage works...



Wow this is just sad.

Personally, I think if they had Youtube personalities and celebrities handling the presentation of Directs -- they'd be more successful and fun to watch.



I predict NX launches in 2017 - not 2016

Metroid33slayer said:
Mummelmann said:
The "wrong tradition" part was amazing!

This is actually pretty funny. "You might not have being expected this."

I don't know why but the japanese always pronounce their L's as R's lol.

the japanese language simply doesn't use an "L" sound, so they substitute it with what they think sounds the closest ("Ru")

for the same reasons germans have trouble with "the" for example



Lafiel said:
Metroid33slayer said:
Mummelmann said:
The "wrong tradition" part was amazing!

This is actually pretty funny. "You might not have being expected this."

I don't know why but the japanese always pronounce their L's as R's lol.

the japanese language simply doesn't use an "L" sound, so they substitute it with what they think sounds the closest ("Ru")

for the same reasons germans have trouble with "the" for example

Thanks for the explanation.



episteme said:
Yeah, 'Ubisoft have a wrong tradition of game creation with Nintendo'

^ This quote is the reason Ubisoft delays games on Wii U. lol