I really wish Nintendo did more like this these days. They had a charm to them. I don't think he could get away with saying he'll cover a woman in "spaghetti meatball sauce" these days, though, or asking her to "play with his gold coinses."
Charles would make a great "Awkward dad doing his best Italian accent impression at Olive Garden"i like how he says plural words ending with s
"GAMESES" "COINSES" "WITSES" "PUNKSES"
i also like how he says "I'MA DON'T KNOW" and stuff like that
Wario's voice sounds a lot deeper in some of the later Mario Party games, now that you mention it.It's always kind of weird to me how different Martinet's voices sound when he's actually saying full sentences and not just short phrases and miscellaneous vocal sounds.
I've actually asked Charles about doing Wario's voice before via an e-mail (he actually replied and I was more excited than someone winning the lottery.) He said that he loves doing Wario but the voice does hurt his throat. That could explain why it changes.Oh he changed his Wario voice to be deeper a long while ago. What I mean is, even here compared to how he sounds ingame compared to say, Wario World, his voice just sounds a lot different.
Makes more sense than the explanation I heard somewhere before that he changed it because it was "too similar" to his Waluigi voice.I've actually asked Charles about doing Wario's voice before via an e-mail (he actually replied and I was more excited than someone winning the lottery.) He said that he loves doing Wario but the voice does hurt his throat. That could explain why it changes.
This e-mail was a good few years ago, mind. Things could have changed.Makes more sense than the explanation I heard somewhere before that he changed it because it was "too similar" to his Waluigi voice.
Perhaps I'm wrong since it's something I'd rather not look into but I'm hoping that "sugar daddy" meant something different in the early 2000s.assuming that most of the reporters are from Diamond City....why does this city have a Sugar Daddy Radio ? (around five minutes into the vid)
that is a very specific radio channel to have
It meant the same thing, the idea was that the target audience wouldn't know what it meant and just take it as a Club Sugar reference.Perhaps I'm wrong since it's something I'd rather not look into but I'm hoping that "sugar daddy" meant something different in the early 2000s.
I saw this for the first time yesterday, after browsing the Wario Franchise Fan Blog. The spaghetti meatball sauce innuendo made me say, "oh my god," out loud. It's insane Nintendo released this lmao.
It hurts alright, I once sang Smells Like Teen Spirit in a Wario voice, destroyed my throat by doing that, obviouslyHe said that he loves doing Wario but the voice does hurt his throat. That could explain why it changes.
Well, depends on whether it's this Wario voice or notSince the audio of Wario talking in full sentences lasts 6 minutes, how would the AI react when being commanded to recreate his voice?
I really wish Nintendo did more like this these days. They had a charm to them. I don't think he could get away with saying he'll cover a woman in "spaghetti meatball sauce" these days, though, or asking her to "play with his gold coinses."