DuckTales... Woo-oo!
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As soon as the music started, I knew every word...
I don't make threads enough as it is. Just give me one once in awhile!You should read the gaming news thread
SHUT UP AND TAKE MY LUCKY DIME!
We all did.
Screw
I'm absolutely ecstatic by this. One of the only reasons I own a NES (or rather one of those cheap emulator consoles) is for games like Duck Tales. It's exciting, because I never considered that Capcom would ever re-release any of their Disney titles. I figured it was a copy-right issue. But after years of nothing on the virtual console I just figured it wasn't ever going to happen. This news not only means that we'll be playing a revamped Duck Tales in the near future, but also hints at the possibility that Capcom may choose to do this with additional Disney titles. I'm crossing my fingers for Rescue Rangers and Darkwing Duck.
Isn't this such an epic event that it DESERVES it's own thread?You should read the gaming news thread
I'm absolutely ecstatic by this. One of the only reasons I own a NES (or rather one of those cheap emulator consoles) is for games like Duck Tales. It's exciting, because I never considered that Capcom would ever re-release any of their Disney titles. I figured it was a copy-right issue. But after years of nothing on the virtual console I just figured it wasn't ever going to happen. This news not only means that we'll be playing a revamped Duck Tales in the near future, but also hints at the possibility that Capcom may choose to do this with additional Disney titles. I'm crossing my fingers for Rescue Rangers and Darkwing Duck.
There've been plenty of Epic News posted in the gaming thread
But DuckTales epic? We're talking about a game that is so highly beloved that just a simple mention in an otherwise ambiguous thread just isn't enough. I say if something gets at least five replies it deserves it's own thread.There've been plenty of Epic News posted in the gaming thread
I hope not either. But isn't it just a 2D platformer with a 3D background?
WiiU version is gonna be a blast.
Scene: Master Bedroom. Shawn and his wife are getting ready to sleep.
Wife: Goodnight.
Shawn: Goodnight.
They kiss and pull sheets over themselves.
There are a few moments of darkness and silence.
Suddenly a light comes on beneath the sheets.
Sound effect: DuckTales! Woohoo!
Huh. I'm having a lot of fun with the latest Mario. I dunno. Guest just difference of opinion.
The Moon level music better be just as awesome as it was in the original.
Holy. Fucking. Shit.
Commence freakout. XD
Commence freakout. XD
All of the original voice actors are confirmed for the game, except the guy who played Fenton/Gizmoduck, and that's only because he's dead. The guy who does Scrooge? 94. He still came in to do his lines.
Yes, I'm old enough to know what that is.
I think I got high on that trailer, the graphics look that good. MUST GET!
Hell, the lady who voices Granny from "The Looney Tunes" is freakin' 95! I should become a famous voice actor, they seem to live a good ways!
My life dream. Sadly I've found it very difficult to get the attention I need to even get an agent.
One of mine too, people always tell me I should go into voice acting but I got no idea where to start.
It's nearly impossible to break into the voice acting industry. If you aren't already famous for something else, you have to either know someone or be "found." The industry is still so small and the demand hasn't grown all that much. Single actors can do multiple jobs, meaning they aren't really looking for more people.
Yeah, even the fairly (internet) famous folks at Team Four Star or LittleKuriboh can't get a break into the industry, and that's despite years of talented performances. It really seems like the only way to break into the industry is...
- Go to Hollywood
- Become an actor
- Go to a lot of casting calls
- Fail the casting calls but impress one of the people there with your voice
- become a voice actor
Alternatively
- Be Japanese
- Live in Tokyo
- Go to a casting call
Because it's apparently real fucking easy to do in Japan, as long as your willing to follow their system.
- Go to Hollywood
- Become an actor
- Go to a lot of casting calls
- Fail the casting calls but impress one of the people there with your voice
- become a voice actor
Alternatively
- Be Japanese
- Live in Tokyo
- Go to a casting call
Because it's apparently real fucking easy to do in Japan, as long as your willing to follow their system.
Oh god I know and its easier to find work there since Japan makes like what, 80 cartoons a year?
On top of the games and the countless movies they need to dub each year. It really is much easier to be a voice actor outside of the US.
You're not going to get a break in voice acting unless you live in LA. That's pretty much how it is.
Well I have that requirement down. Still no luck.
I'd say New York, Toronto, and Vancouver are major areas, too. Toronto is apparently a hotbed for voice acting, especially dubbing.
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