Lol,references.
Hi!I've been playing these games since they came out,and I was wondering what references you guys noticed?My favorite was the Frantics reference in episode four.
(is hitting Bear holding a shark.)
Strong Bad:And a boot to the head!And another one for Jenny and the wimp!
Signed,
The new member Jordstar
(is hitting Bear holding a shark.)
Strong Bad:And a boot to the head!And another one for Jenny and the wimp!
Signed,
The new member Jordstar
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When Homestar is on the phone with Marzipan, the way he says, "Yes? Yes. Yes. Yes? Noo! Yes. Yes?" is a reference to episode 4 of Sam & Max Season One, where Sam answers a phone with the Commissioner and says that in the same way.
I think its some thing like that anyway.
That's Chun-Li's winning catchphrase, it's japanese for "I did it!":D
Yup, it is, but there are other Street Fighter in the same chapter like Homestar saying he has beaten Street Masher, Street Masher 2 and Street Masher 2: Slightly Different Costumes Edition or the "Round 1... FIGHT!" voiceover when you use Joe with the snakes, so that's most likely what they were thinking when they wrote that
I believe if you won a battle in Digimon World you'd here a "Yatta" from the guy. Is it a reference to that?
(In all honesty, it's most likely a Street Fighter reference, if anything: Homestar's pronunciation and emphasis suggest a Chun-li impression)
(And for the record, "Yatta!" wasn't a reference to anything in particular, either.)
That was what I was trying to say. It was a reference to Japan and Japanese culture in general, and not any one game or show in particular.
But it's not just in Video Games. Saying "Yatta!" is a reference to Japanese Culture in Video Games is like saying "Groovy!" is a reference to 60's hippie culture in popular music: you're missing a lot of other media.