New video game has Welsh protagonist...

[Animavore]

...'s side-kick.

[Jason]

Call of Dolly: Modern Sheep Shagging!

[Animavore]

Grand Theft Ovis

[tattuchu]

So which character is Welsh?

[Animavore]

So which character is Welsh?

[JacksSmirkingRevenge]

Dai Nukem.

[Pappa]

So which character is Welsh?

This is only a hunch.... but I'm guessing it's the one with the Welsh accent.

[Jason]

That's not a Welsh accent. I could understand what he was saying.

[rachelbean]

Most Welsh accents are very easy to understand. I've heard a couple really old people that are from I don't know where that were hard to understand, but otherwise...definitely easier than your average scottish or irish accent

[Animavore]

[Animavore]

Two more days

Tat. Did you download the demo?

[tattuchu]

Two more days

Tat. Did you download the demo?

You can download the demo?

If it's out in two days, I'll just buy it

I wouldn't know a Welsh accent if it came up and bit me on the arse

[tattuchu]

oh I already had it in my amazon cart as a pre-order. I'm too drunk too remember

[Animavore]

The little fella with the lantern is Welsh.

[Animavore]

"We're staying true to the Japanese version, even with regional accents," explains the studio's president, Akihiro Hino. "In the original, Drippy has a heavy Osaka accent, but in the international version it's Welsh. We have a localisation director who is very particular with all the minor details."

In Japan, the Osaka accent has the same, often comedic, yokel connotations as a southern American drawl. We're not sure what Welsh players are going to make of Drippy, then, but it's certainly amusing to hear him exclaim "Ruddy Nora!" when he and Oliver are in danger.

I guess they chose the Welsh accent because it sounded most 'yokel'

http://www.thebearandbadger.co.uk/discu ... -accent/p1