For starters, it is "EA Sports <no problems with that> it's in the game". It does sound like "to the game" (the loading process is over, now we go to the game) and sometimes like the guy is gargling the catchphrase "sinthegaaa". So, next time you start a game and try to join him in saying the catchphrase, do not remember "it's in the game" because you are never going to get it. "sinthegaaa" is much better.
And, if you are enunciating "E A Sports" too, then there is a strict procedure on how you say it. By the way, the one who does that in the games is Andrew Anthony - "The Voice of EA Sports". So, here is his tutorial on how you do it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcw_G0oK6Ns
I tried imagining an Indian version of the same. "It was veeery funny.. A thouzand apologies! ". It would be best delivered by Ranjeet Singh from Mind Your Language I guess.
Or probably a full fledged FIFA 13 commentary by the cast of Mind Your Language? Nice idea.
kutta
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| Eeee Yaaay Sports.. Ittt isssu inn tha game! |
And, if you are enunciating "E A Sports" too, then there is a strict procedure on how you say it. By the way, the one who does that in the games is Andrew Anthony - "The Voice of EA Sports". So, here is his tutorial on how you do it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rcw_G0oK6Ns
I tried imagining an Indian version of the same. "It was veeery funny.. A thouzand apologies! ". It would be best delivered by Ranjeet Singh from Mind Your Language I guess.
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| A thaauzand apologies.. But I yum not getting the Gist of this sentence. |
kutta
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