DanceDanceRevolution (PS3 & Xbox 360) (International)

The HP3 announcer also sounds like he has severe brain damage when saying most of the songs. If they do have a song announcer, I hope they can get someone who sounds normal.

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Explain, please. I have HP3 and I don't seem to notice much of a problem with his voice.

I'll do it for free, but they need someone that has a totally sexy voice to do it... Like the Old Spice guy!

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He sounds so unnatural. Weird pauses. Like, he says "A Brighter Day" as "UHH... BRIGHTER DAYYYYYY."
To me, it's strange and awkward. I feel like he's trying to imitate a boxing announcer introduction but it doesn't do it for me.

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True. At least he didn't say "KIMONO...HEART...PRINCESS."

I found the HP3 announcer to have a speech impediment with some of the song titles. For example, "Bonafied Wubin'".

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tengoku

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I've come to the conclusion that if the 360 version has characters that will be the one i buy hahahaha,

If only the wii one had dlc, that would make things so much easier for me

Hopefully they'll have more characters and not just Lady Gaga and Kanye West.

The HP3 announcer also completely mispronounces every Spanish song title. Especially La libertad and La receta.

Mind you, that's how I would pronounce them too. What's the exact pronounciation?

Kind of hard to explain. You would have to hear someone who knows how to speak proper Spanish say it

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What we can say without having to hear is that La Libertad is pronounced without the "d" at the end and La Receta is pronounced "Récéta" and not "Receeta" like he says...

This made my day

...you know what? This game just may be good after all...

Why?

NO X ANNOUNCERS.

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They'll probably release the X announcer as DLC. With 0 downloads after 1 year of it being online.

They would have to pay me to download the X announcer hahaha

I would buy the X announcer if there was an X2 theme. Oh, and the X2 characters, too.

La Libertad should be pronounced "Lah Lee-ber-tahd"
La Receta is "Lah Reh-ceh-tah"

The T's in both cases is different in Spanish than in English. The Spanish T sound is more like the Japanese T sound. Like Dan said, it's best heard from a native Spanish speaker, like myself (I'm Dominican BTW).

Que lo que!