MYE said:Can anyone link me to the NOA ad?
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found it
lol at the cgi
Yeah, Nintendo of America is awful this gen, no idea how that happened.
MYE said:Can anyone link me to the NOA ad?
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found it
lol at the cgi
HahaChinner said:sending her a letter now, hopefully she will marry me!
http://babysephiroth.ytmnd.com/Regulus Tera said:Imagine if someone calls their child Sephiroth. Or Cloud. Or Squall.
Why is it flagged?heringer said:
Crewnh said:Why is it flagged?
Regulus Tera said:Well that's mean. He looks like King Daphnes Nohansen Hyrule.
My great-grandmother was named Zelda...SeanR1221 said:She briefly mentions she was made fun of in school. I just feel it's creepy to do that to a child.
I bet she was made fun of her name when she was in school!!dvolovets said:My great-grandmother was named Zelda...
I think he is getting way more that ten thousand dollars.AniHawk said:13 years later and objectively the best oot commercial because of robin williams. this contest is over, give that man the ten thousand dollars.
Jocchan said:It sounds weird, but many gamers weren't even born when this game was originally released.
"Looking good princess! Especially from this angle!"Zelda Williams
KaYotiX said:makes me feel really old LOL
I would die happy if my girlfriend even KNEW who Cyclops was, let alone Havoc and Angel. I told her I was excited to see this b/c it might have Emma Frost and the Hellfire Club and she just stared at me blankly.pulga said:I love Zelda, she's a total geek <3 from her twitter:
@zeldawilliams: First thoughts on Xmen First Class: exactly WHICH first class is this?! Angel was part of the NEW school & Havoc is older than cyclops now?
@zeldawilliams: They could've at least chosen fun mutants if they were gonna mess with the canon like that. How about the Cable or Scarlett Witch? #XmenFail
@zeldawilliams: And totally meant 'Cable' and 'the Scarlett Witch'. #ZeldaFail
*swoon*
I'd say firing whoever decides what games to leave in Japan is more important.Boney said:I'll say it again. Fire NOA's marketing department.
Nope, she was born 15 years after the author... and in Russia, no less, so I highly doubt her parents named her after the author. I'm pretty sure that Zelda is -- or used to be -- a fairly common Jewish name.SilverLunar said:I bet she was made fun of her name when she was in school!!
That's what you get for naming your daughter after an author!!
is your great-grandmother even older than the author herself?
The_Technomancer said:Everyone I know loves Zelda, even the non-gamers, and especially non-gamer girls. Its just one of those things.
PepsimanVsJoe said:This thread blew up with the creepiness. Yikes.
SlipperySlope said:Not being aired in the US? Why?
Somebody ask Reggie!
BY2K said:How can you make fun of someone named Zelda? I can't think of any mean jokes about it...
crisdecuba said:So I've been toying with the notion for some time of naming our first daughter Zelda (I've known about Robin Williams doing it for a while now).
My wife is warming up to the name, and I like its meaning (in Old German it means "Dark Battle" and a Finnish counterpart of the name means "Happiness").
And you know, if it's a boy, I wouldn't mind naming them Link. It feels unique but not too weird.
http://twitter.com/#!/zeldawilliamsHaven't read /v/ personally, but was told to say hi to you all. Thanks for loving videogames as much as I do! You rock!
Couple of other reasons, actually.Dead Man Typing said:Well, when Robin Williams did it, he didn't realise how big the game would become, he just thought it was a nice name from a game he and his wife played together while she was pregnant(according to that interview). I think you'd be doing it for a more slightly obsessed fanboy reason.... but I could be wrong.
crisdecuba said:And you know, if it's a boy, I wouldn't mind naming them Link. It feels unique but not too weird.
crisdecuba said:So I've been toying with the notion for some time of naming our first daughter Zelda (I've known about Robin Williams doing it for a while now).
My wife is warming up to the name, and I like its meaning (in Old German it means "Dark Battle" and a Finnish counterpart of the name means "Happiness").
And you know, if it's a boy, I wouldn't mind naming them Link. It feels unique but not too weird.
EDIT: And now I looked it up and it seems "Link" means "left hand" - NICE! (Not in terms of it making it a better name, but rather it's cool because Link is left-handed).
crisdecuba said:Couple of other reasons, actually.
My wife seems to want names that have a Z in them.
For a girl, we want a name that has something to do with being a warrior / fighter, which this seems to fit somewhat.
It also sounds like a rather elegant name on its own.
Now Link, on the other hand, is never going to happen.