game facts

#15 - diablojoe

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(12/27/2012) [-]

Duke Nukem Forever came out in 2011 not 2008

and was still ****...

#2 - isuckdickformoney

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(12/27/2012) [-]

so wait glad0s voice wasn't computerized ?

#3 to #2 - scooba

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(12/27/2012) [-]

Just altered by a computer, she's actually voiced by an opera singer named Ellen McLain.

#9 to #3 - Tazdingo

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(12/27/2012) [-]

Actually the "autotune" effect isn't added by a computer, the voice actress just has mad vocal skills. I think you can look up a video on youtube where she does the voice live without the aid of any computer.

#12 to #9 - egthoridon

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Actually that voice was just edited afterwards. You could also look up the original video where it doesn't have the autotune effects.

#16 to #12 - potatos

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(12/27/2012) [-]

"In creating the voice for GLaDOS, voice actress Ellen McLain attempted to sound like a computer. This was accomplished by her emulating a computer-generated voice that the Valve team played for her and her adding emotion to lines when appropriate"

#22 - Loppytaffy

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(12/27/2012) [-]

Ellen McClain also does her GLaDOS voice in a movie. I forget the movie name but it has giant robots, what more do you need to know?

#23 to #22 - soulterminatorm

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(12/27/2012) [-]

Pacific Rim.

#24 to #23 - Loppytaffy

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(12/28/2012) [-]

Let's go with that.

#20 - KevinPutt

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(12/27/2012) [-]

I bet it was really hard to ~~repost tacolads content~~ compile all of these pictures

#11 - Pyktis

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(12/27/2012) [-]

The woman who voice GLaDOS is also voicing some computer in Pacific Rim.

#17 to #11 - swampert

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(12/27/2012) [-]

Really looking forward to that movie

#18 - Johnnychristian

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(12/27/2012) [-]

Dude, Duke Nukem is so lucky and badass, he gets to press his thumb in Lara Croft's armpit. He's got all our envy.

#13 - Hightower

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(12/27/2012) [-]

Knuckles in Sonic 2 was only playable when you locked a Sonic 2 cart into a Sonic and Knuckles cart. The game itself wasn't made without Sonic.

#14 to #13 - Hightower

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(12/27/2012) [-]

Also, the The game is called "Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine" not "Sonic's Mean bean Machine", so technically not a Sonic game.

#21 to #14 - VincentKing

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(12/27/2012) [-]

Plus Ristar was made using sonic 1 as a base, however was not, in fact, a sonic game (though made by sonic team)

The same could be said about flicky, however they are a product from sonic.

#7 - xanorth

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(12/27/2012) [-]

Actually I'm pretty sure Star Wars:Knights of the old republic was the most expensive developed game, costing over 150 million dollars to make it.

#4 - Ryukenblaze

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(12/27/2012) [-]

ummm....Flicky and Ristar aren't sonic games, and Knuckles in Sonic 2 was an easter egg affair so it doesnt count....

#5 to #4 - SlowpokeForever

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(12/27/2012) [-]

Well, they where made by S*nicTeam but I guess that's stretching it. :/

#8 to #5 - Ryukenblaze

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(12/27/2012) [-]

I see where you can make the connection, but it's about as tenuous as saying The Last Story is a Final Fantasy game because it was developed by the same people..

#25 to #8 - SlowpokeForever

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(12/28/2012) [-]

Right, I agree.

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