I took these pictures, showing the screen of a Sega video game, at a nearby Chuck E. Cheese today. I think they definitely help answer Bush's question about education.
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Although it doesn't excuse the poor grammar, you have to remember that most of these games are programmed in Korea or Japan. The game dialog, unfortunately, can be written by people whose mother tongue isn't English.
Consider Bubble Bobble. If you won the game correctly, it would display, "Happy End."
Of the same error language, this is good example probably.
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Although it doesn't excuse the poor grammar, you have to remember that most of these games are programmed in Korea or Japan. The game dialog, unfortunately, can be written by people whose mother tongue isn't English.
Consider Bubble Bobble. If you won the game correctly, it would display, "Happy End."
Of the same error language, this is good example probably.
BCH
and don't forget about Zero Wing!
"All yuor base are belong to us" (yes, "yuor" is the way it was spelled in the game)
"somebody set up us the bomb"
and many other gems
read more: http://protos.dk/?p=26
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