He says "Let's a go."
= Ken McIsaac wrote:
= >
= > Does anyone know what Mario is saying just after you jump through the
= > picture......Course one with the sliding bricks out of the
= > wall.....sounds like "pickles".
=
= He says "Let's a go."
I though he was a baseball fan, i hear "Conseco!"
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I think these people have pickles in their ears. Man, I can lower the
volume on my stereo all the way down and it still sounds crystal clear
that he says, "Let's a go".
It's either "Let's-a go!" or "Testicle!" I'd bet on the former. I've
never heard "Pickles".
Hanson
"Leave the gun. Take the cannoli"
- Clemenza
According to NG online, he is saying "Let's-a-go!", but to me it sounds
like "Popsicle". Just me, I guess.
> Hanson
> "Leave the gun. Take the cannoli"
> - Clemenza
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It kind of sounds to me like he's saying "Lots to go!" Like he's trying
to get you to keep playing or something. That's the only thing he says
that
I can't quite make out. Although, I like the concept of Mario shouting
"Testicle!" just after jumping into a picture.
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On 24 Oct 1996, Peter Wong wrote:
> Yup, my wife swears he says, "Pickle!"
>
> I thought it was, "Take Off!"
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>Does anyone know what Mario is saying just after you jump through the
>picture......Course one with the sliding bricks out of the
>wall.....sounds like "pickles".
I have heard people say it sounds like "pickle." What the hell is
wrong with you people? Either you have bad audio on your TV or
stereo, or you are deaf. He clearly says, "Let's a-go!" Even if you
couldn't understand it, you could look at the situation and figure it
out. I'm glad I'm not deaf and stupid.
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> I thought it was, "Take Off!"
Take off, eh? Ya hoser.
CHAOS
> Date: Wed, 23 Oct 1996 22:54:31 -0700
> From: Crisis <jsp...@pacbell.net>
> Newsgroups: rec.games.video.nintendo
> Subject: Re: Mario 64-Voice
>
> Hanson wrote:
> >
> > Ken McIsaac <k...@city.langley.bc.ca> wrote:
> >
> > >Does anyone know what Mario is saying just after you jump through the
> > >picture......Course one with the sliding bricks out of the
> > >wall.....sounds like "pickles".
> >
> > It's either "Let's-a go!" or "Testicle!" I'd bet on the former. I've
> > never heard "Pickles".
>
> According to NG online, he is saying "Let's-a-go!", but to me it sounds
> like "Popsicle". Just me, I guess.
>
> > Hanson
> > "Leave the gun. Take the cannoli"
> > - Clemenza
>
> / |\ | / | / "Does anybody have any unproductive yet insightful
> \ |\ | / | / comments to show how smart they are?" -Dilbert
>
>
I am hard of hearing and I couldn't understand what Mario usually say
after and before jumping into painting.
One sounds like "Welcome to the show" whenver he get killed or
jumped off, etc.
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Actually, he is saying "let's a go". I didn't believe it at first (I
read it at NG online), but the more I listened closely, the more I
realized that it really was what he is saying.
Shawn
> Judith Curtis wrote:
> >
> > I believe that he is saying "It tickles!"
> >
> > Judi
> >
> > In article <326E63...@city.langley.bc.ca>, Ken McIsaac
> > <k...@city.langley.bc.ca> wrote:
> >
> > > Does anyone know what Mario is saying just after you jump through the
> > > picture......Course one with the sliding bricks out of the
> > > wall.....sounds like "pickles".
>
>
> Here are the the voices as far as I can tell: When Mario gets a
> star,he says something like, "Here we go!!"... when you jump into a painting
> and it shows that screen telling you how many stars you've gotten in that
> level, after you press the button, it sounds something like "hempsicle"...
> but maybe it's just me.
>
I wonder what's on your mind *grin*. What Mario is trying to say is "Let's
a go"
: I can't believe you guys can't hear "Lets-a-go".... While were on the
: subject of voices, what has everyone been hearing when Mario throws Bowser
: off the platform. At first I heard "So long, gay Bowser!" ...but I'm
: pretty sure it's "So long, King Bowser".
NO! He is saying (if you had listened carefully) "so longy bowser". Due
to his italian accent, he pronounces long as longy ( lon-g-ey ).
Yeah but the voice sounds like it belongs to a different person? It
doesn't have the same accent.
Everyone I've shown the game to thinks he says something about a
pickle, or icicle, or something that rhymes with 'ickle'.
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Hello... Jerry
No, no, no. Listen closely he says "mexico" (as in mex-ico) :-)
I can't believe you guys can't hear "Lets-a-go".... While were on the
subject of voices, what has everyone been hearing when Mario throws Bowser
off the platform. At first I heard "So long, gay Bowser!" ...but I'm
pretty sure it's "So long, King Bowser".
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>Flapon,Flapoff...coltong@river.it.gvsu.edu wrote:
>: I can't believe you guys can't hear "Lets-a-go".... While were on the
>: subject of voices, what has everyone been hearing when Mario throws Bowser
>: off the platform. At first I heard "So long, gay Bowser!" ...but I'm
>: pretty sure it's "So long, King Bowser".
>NO! He is saying (if you had listened carefully) "so longy bowser". Due
>to his italian accent, he pronounces long as longy ( lon-g-ey ).
and i always thought he was saying "salomi, balogna!"
RoadBuster <jns...@osfmail.isc.rit.edu> wrote:
>On Wed, 23 Oct 1996, Crisis wrote:
>> Date: Wed, 23 Oct 1996 22:54:31 -0700
>> From: Crisis <jsp...@pacbell.net>
>> Newsgroups: rec.games.video.nintendo
>> Subject: Re: Mario 64-Voice
>>
>> Hanson wrote:
>> >
>> > Ken McIsaac <k...@city.langley.bc.ca> wrote:
>> >
>> > >Does anyone know what Mario is saying just after you jump through the
>> > >picture......Course one with the sliding bricks out of the
>> > >wall.....sounds like "pickles".
>> >
>> > It's either "Let's-a go!" or "Testicle!" I'd bet on the former. I've
>> > never heard "Pickles".
>>
>> According to NG online, he is saying "Let's-a-go!", but to me it sounds
>> like "Popsicle". Just me, I guess.
>>
>> > Hanson
>> > "Leave the gun. Take the cannoli"
>> > - Clemenza
>>
>> / |\ | / | / "Does anybody have any unproductive yet insightful
>> \ |\ | / | / comments to show how smart they are?" -Dilbert
>>
>>
>I am hard of hearing and I couldn't understand what Mario usually say
>after and before jumping into painting.
> One sounds like "Welcome to the show" whenver he get killed or
>jumped off, etc.
> RoadBuster (Jason)
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>Major: Information Technology
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There is definitely no "ck" sound in my cartridge. It *plainly* and
irrefutably says "Let's a go". I was seriously think that the sound
may be screwed up in certain cartridges, but then I heard a kid over
at my house say "I'm in a pickle" while jumping in a painting. I
don't know if he heard that on someone elses N64 or just has broken
ears. :)
Later,
Evil
>> I think he's saying something in Japaneese. That's why none of us can
>> figure it out.
>>
>> CHAOS
I don't think its Japanese.
Joey
Actually, it's just "So long-eh, Bowser!" Mario, being the little
Italian stereotype he is, tends to put an "eh" after some syllables.
Like, "It's-a me, Mario!" and "Let's-a go!" and "Mama mia-eh!" (just
kidding :)
I was laughing pretty hard when I found out people interpreted "Let's-a
Go!" as "I'm in a pickle!" Heh heh... I've heard "Popsicle!" and "Wet
sicko!" and "I'm a raccoon!" not to mention some obscene ones.
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He says "Eskimo!" when he is entering a snow level and "Vegetable!" when
he enters the other ones because he wants kids to remember to eat thier
vegetables.
Mario came to me in a dream and told me so.
i think i can safely close the book on this argument... he says:
smoke dope, drink beer, and EAT PUSSY!
I agree with the guys that have no problem
telling what he's saying and it's definitely
Let'sa go.
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Listen, I _KNOW_ he says "Let's a go". Several other people have
confirmed that that is what he says. If you listen very carefully, you
can here him say it.
Wierd! I got it the first time... 'Let's a go' was pretty obvious to me. Of
course, I was hooking it up on the big screen (haven't bought the RF
modulator yet), jury-rigged so that it would connect to my stereo, so it
wasn't THAT hard... :-)
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> Yeah but the voice sounds like it belongs to a different person? It
> doesn't have the same accent.
Yeah... the voices seem to change a lot. They must all be the same
person... "Mario Voice" has a credit in the instruction book...
It's very strange, though. When you jump and stuff, his voice is so HIGH!
But when he says phrases, like, "It's-a-me, Mario!", and "Here we
GOOOO...", it sounds different. They were prolly all altered, of course.
:-)
By the way... what is it that Mario yells when he throws Bowser? Something
like, "So long there, Bowser!", but the beginning is all runs together...
Is this where Mario flings Bowser? I thought he said,"So long,kabuchen!"
;P
EPOCH DRAGON
I found that the problem rests in the sound system you have the N64
hooked up to. Before I bought my stereo, I played mario on a standard
TV with a little, mid - range, mono speaker (as most TV's have), and
all I could here was the now infamous "nik-pickle". But when the
stereo came, and the N64 got hooked up to it, through the huge
speakers, "let's-a-go" boomed through CLEARLY. What happens is, that
that the "a-go" part of the phrase drops to a much lower octave than
most tiny TV speakers can reproduce. However when a full range speaker
is used, the drop off is heard clearly, and it even kind of echoes a
little.
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"...I LIKE it! It SMELLS of MONEY!..."
>I found that the problem rests in the sound system you have the N64
>hooked up to. Before I bought my stereo, I played mario on a standard
>TV with a little, mid - range, mono speaker (as most TV's have), and
>all I could here was the now infamous "nik-pickle". But when the
>stereo came, and the N64 got hooked up to it, through the huge
>speakers, "let's-a-go" boomed through CLEARLY. What happens is, that
>that the "a-go" part of the phrase drops to a much lower octave than
>most tiny TV speakers can reproduce. However when a full range speaker
>is used, the drop off is heard clearly, and it even kind of echoes a
>little.
>-fREAK-
>"...I LIKE it! It SMELLS of MONEY!..."
Hey there sparky, for one thing, I don't even use the speakers on my
TV set, I ALWAYS use my stereo receiver which is a Kenwood AC-3
receiver with bose speakers, and all I hear is "nik-pickle". I don't
believe in using that shitty speakers that are in the TV sets, they
sound terrible. So trust me, my sound system has NO octave problem
what so ever. All I am saying is if you people actually believe that
he is saying "Let's a-go" then all you have to do is post a .WAV file
of him saying that off the game and I will believe you, but until then
I will always believe he is saying "nik-pickle"
Poodle Slayer
I agree Christopher, there is no doubt at all that he is saying Lettsa go,
perhaps the sound system being used is the problem. His phrases come
through clearly on my Sony sound system hook up.
Hey there sparkier sparky! I personally can't make a .wav file, but I know
for a fact that he says "Let's a go!". Think about it. If you were in a
game, and you wanted someone to follow you (actually, the game is supposed
to be from the view of Lakitu's camera) would you say "Nik-pickle" or
"Let's go"? Personally, I think I'd say "Let's go", because if I said
"Nik-pickle" everyone would look at me like "What the hell is that supposed
to mean?", and chances are, they wouldn't go anywhere. They'd just sit there
and contemplate what I could have possibly meant by nik-pickle. The only
way they'd go in that case would be to grab me, tie me up, and figure it I
had a fever or something. I'm not trying to offend, and I'm sorry if I did.
Just listen to it. Record it onto a tape if you have to. Play it over and
over, and have other people listen to it. Tell them "This is what Mario says
when he jumps through a picture and wants you to follow him." Then play it.
Then ask "Now, would you say that was 'Let's a-go' or 'nik-pickle'?"
Chances are you won't get very many nik-pickles...
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: Hey there sparky, for one thing, I don't even use the speakers on my
: TV set, I ALWAYS use my stereo receiver which is a Kenwood AC-3
: receiver with bose speakers, and all I hear is "nik-pickle". I don't
If all you hear is "nik-pickle" then either your ears are screwed up
or your stereo system isn't as good as you thought it was.
: believe in using that shitty speakers that are in the TV sets, they
: sound terrible. So trust me, my sound system has NO octave problem
: what so ever. All I am saying is if you people actually believe that
: he is saying "Let's a-go" then all you have to do is post a .WAV file
: of him saying that off the game and I will believe you, but until then
: I will always believe he is saying "nik-pickle"
And why would he be saying "nik-pickle"? Your trust in your crappy
stereo system has led you to believe things that are clearly not true.
: Hey dog lover, maybe you should turn down your stereo and put in your
: hearing aid. He is saying "Let's-a-go." I don't know how anybody can get
: "nik-pickel" from "Let's-a-go." The only thing I have ever heard was
: "Mexico!", but that just when I'm not paying attention.
Exactly. Somepeople apparently have really bad sound systems and refuse
to believe it. (Though they will believe that highly paid professionals
included the phrase "nik-pickle" in the showcase game for the Nintendo
64.) I think I will make a .wav file and post it on this newsgroup just
to show people what he is really saying.
I always thought it was the word Nintendo with a Japanese accent...
Nin - teggo!
I can make out Lets-a-go now but come on, it is not the same voice that
says "Press Start" or "Okee-Dokee" or "Mamma Mia"
Zimmy
Listen, I wasn't trying to be an asshole before about this! I did not
mean that they are intentionally trying to make the game say
"nik-pickle", all I am saying is that's what it sounds like to me. I
don't know if it is my DSP setting or what, but on my system it sounds
like "nik-pickle". I would really like for you to post a .WAV, so I
can hear this "Let's a-go" that everyone is talking about. Hell, for
all I know it could be a glitch in the cart, because I have also
hooked it up to my friend's stereo, and still had the same results.
Sorry if I have pissed anyone off earlier, I really didn't mean to.
All I wanted was a .WAV man, sniff sniff. Out of curiuosity, what
kind of stereo system do you have?
Poodle Slayer
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