I suppose that with all that blood in the air, its probably easier, cleaning-wise, to not wear much. Rather than getting soaked to the skin in blood and all your clothes being bloody.
Thats got to be the reason for the lack of clothes right?
Really hope for a european release for this, or at least a region free one. Looks like a fun hack and slash game^^
@Prodygee, Oneechan means "big sister", Oniichan means "big brother. Both with the familiar -chan suffix, meaning that it's a little brother or sister that uses this phrase.
Commented on 2006-10-13 22:22:32 In reply to Kadaju
Posted by Kadaju
@Prodygee, Oneechan means "big sister", Oniichan means "big brother. Both with the familiar -chan suffix, meaning that it's a little brother or sister that uses this phrase.
most likely a little sister. while its not totally unheard of (especially with children) "-chan" is generally seen as being cute sounding...and guys tend to avoid trying to sound too cute
of course, they're probably just using it as an excuse to ram it with "chanbara", which means swordfight literally iirc, but is usually used to reference cheesy samurai flicks (chanbara flicks)
@Noxian, you mean that oneechan means "little sister"? little sister is imouto (or imooto, whichever you prefer :p) in japanese. Or am I just misunderstanding you here :P
Commented on 2006-10-14 09:54:15 In reply to prodygee
Posted by prodygee
Oneechan makes me think of the word "onii-chan" which mean "brother". Probably has nothing to do with it, I think .
'nee' and 'nii' mean sister and brother, 'O' often implies older sister/brother (can be used to refer to someone who is not actually related to you by blood, if they're older / more mature / you hold them above yourself, normally in a respectful way) and 'chan' is a sometimes cutesy, sometimes disrespectful way of referring to someone (as opposed to 'san' (sort of sir/ma'am) or 'sama' (lord/master/mistress/etc)) depending on context.. but, essentially, 'o-nee-chan' is like calling someone your 'big sis', and 'o-nii-chan' would be 'big bro'..
though I don't know what 'bara' would mean, and I'm too lazy to look it up.
Commented on 2006-10-14 21:06:34 In reply to Kadaju
Posted by Kadaju
@Noxian, you mean that oneechan means "little sister"? little sister is imouto (or imooto, whichever you prefer :p) in japanese. Or am I just misunderstanding you here :P
ah no, i mean its likely a little sister saying it (saying oneechan). cause guys wouldn't usually use the term oniichan or oneechan, sounds too cute. we fellas need to be macho...or something...you get the point....
cause using -chan with someone younger (usually towards girls) just indicates younger age (well, partly being cute too, but guys will actually use it in this case). using it towards someone older, you're just trying to be cute (the bad kind of cute **nod nod**).
you mentioned its a little brother or little sister saying it. i'm just pointing out that, out of the 2, its most likely a little sister saying it.
ah, once again, unless they're little children. little children are always entitled to act cute....or so i'm told.....
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Commented on 2006-10-13 17:03:46
Commented on 2006-10-13 17:18:49I hope it releases in europe!
Commented on 2006-10-13 17:29:07Looks like theres gonna be co-op..secksay!
Commented on 2006-10-13 17:29:44I think it' just gross.
Commented on 2006-10-13 17:31:27Oneechan makes me think of the word "onii-chan" which mean "brother". Probably has nothing to do with it, I think .
@ chewbacaa, that's just wrong.. it's only a girl hacking and slashing through some zombie things.. why do you think about having sex right away?
Commented on 2006-10-13 17:52:01
Commented on 2006-10-13 17:54:44 In reply to chewbacaattackI think it' just gross.
Commented on 2006-10-13 18:10:06
Commented on 2006-10-13 18:15:11 In reply to chewbacaattack;)
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Commented on 2006-10-13 18:33:03 In reply to prodygee
Commented on 2006-10-13 18:50:51Thats got to be the reason for the lack of clothes right?
:D
Commented on 2006-10-13 19:27:25Well, isn't it?
What are you looking at me like that for, and where's everyone going?
Commented on 2006-10-13 19:53:29It's awesome, and half-naked chicks slaughtering zombies are what dreams are made of.
Commented on 2006-10-13 20:31:07@Prodygee, Oneechan means "big sister", Oniichan means "big brother. Both with the familiar -chan suffix, meaning that it's a little brother or sister that uses this phrase.
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Commented on 2006-10-13 22:22:32 In reply to Kadajuof course, they're probably just using it as an excuse to ram it with "chanbara", which means swordfight literally iirc, but is usually used to reference cheesy samurai flicks (chanbara flicks)
Commented on 2006-10-13 23:33:14But arent these the same shots as before? At least 1-9 are.
Commented on 2006-10-14 00:12:16
Commented on 2006-10-14 00:59:20 In reply to Joergen
Commented on 2006-10-14 01:04:27 In reply to JoergenBut arent these the same shots as before? At least 1-9 are.
Anyway, can't go wrong if you're a fan of zombie games. I dunno I think it look pretty neat. Also looks fairly better then the ps2 version.
Commented on 2006-10-14 05:48:50
Commented on 2006-10-14 09:54:15 In reply to prodygeethough I don't know what 'bara' would mean, and I'm too lazy to look it up.
Commented on 2006-10-14 21:06:34 In reply to Kadajucause using -chan with someone younger (usually towards girls) just indicates younger age (well, partly being cute too, but guys will actually use it in this case). using it towards someone older, you're just trying to be cute (the bad kind of cute **nod nod**).
you mentioned its a little brother or little sister saying it. i'm just pointing out that, out of the 2, its most likely a little sister saying it.
ah, once again, unless they're little children. little children are always entitled to act cute....or so i'm told.....