Post by Steve Farrelly @ 12:02pm 20/06/11 | 24 Comments
For those not in the know, Late Night with Jimmy Flon has had a week of videogames that ended last Friday with Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aime showing off The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword for the Wii, as well as a bit of Kid Icarus AR Card battling on 3DS before talking up the recently unveiled Nintendo Wii U.
It was cool to see Falon so pumped about The Legend of Zelda, which he claims is his favourites series of all time, but the most interesting tidbit to come out of the spot, was Fils-Aime revealing that Wii U would release in 2012 "after April", which means we might see it before the traditional Holiday release period.
Also, annoyingly, everyone in the audience got a copy of Ocarina of Time for 3DS, while we're still waiting for ours. Boo.
When you consider some of the horrific names parents give their kids, zelda is a very cool one. If you have a name like mercedes or chastity, if they are named after a month of the year or if you have a perfectly normal name spelt in a stupid f*****g way, then both me and your parents hate you.
I'm surprised there isn't a bunch of cloud and sephiroth's running around.
Apart from not wanting kids in the forseeable future, after playing Assassins Creed (the first) for so long, I started to think Altair was a cool name. I still do.
It's also the 12th brightest star, and also holds the meaning of "the flying eagle" (literally a shortening of the arabic phrase).
I remember reading about some UK guy who named his song version 1.0. And this a****** who went and named his child Sarah McCain Palin behind his wife's back, even though they had already picked out a name for her.
US father names son 'Version 2.0'
A proud US father and self-confessed engineering "geek" has named his son after a computer software term.
Jon Blake Cusack, from Holland, Michigan, told local newspapers the US practice of adding "Junior" or "II" after a boy's name was too common.
So, when his son was born last week, he decided on the name Jon Blake Cusack 2.0, as if he were a software upgrade.
Mr Cusack admitted that it took months to persuade his wife, Jamie, to accept the idea.
Doesn't really seem that bad, there's no "version" in his name.
Posted 12:07pm 20/6/11
looks alright though
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Zelda is such a nice name for a girl, he got that one right.
Posted 06:29pm 20/6/11
Also, there's a pretty good chance that my children will end up being named after game characters.
Posted 06:43pm 20/6/11
I'm surprised there isn't a bunch of cloud and sephiroth's running around.
Posted 06:50pm 20/6/11
Summer and sky are the grottiest female names I regularly hear people naming their daughters, blerh.
Didn't a QGLer just recently name their kid "Jaxson" or something?
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It's also the 12th brightest star, and also holds the meaning of "the flying eagle" (literally a shortening of the arabic phrase).
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If anyone can pull off a name like that, it's the son of The Axe Murderer.
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Posted 11:59pm 20/6/11
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/3451207.stm
Doesn't really seem that bad, there's no "version" in his name.
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Posted 10:47am 21/6/11
Make sure you leave the t out though, Ezio doesn't have a t in it.
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