Game names corrected by spell check



Culdcept: We expected something about scepters to show, but we g﷽ot a lot of words that'd make any Scrabble player detonate. Unaccepted fits best because... well how many people played Culdcept Saga?



Xexyz: The o🦹nly reason we typed this ultra-obscure NES title in was to see what kind of random feedback Firefox spat out. Would you believe the result i🥃s quite... sexy?



Disgaea: Pangaea seems like an obvious fit, but the idea that a game about demon penguins battling sup𓆉er-sexy archers and axe-wielding wild men is misgauged is... well, misguided.




GrimGrimoire: We'll grant this one. It's a weird name and spelled as one word so seeing "primogenitures" isn't ♔that much of a shock. Finding out that♏ "primogenitures" is an actual word, however, was quite startling.



Darkrai: He's not a game - Darkrai's the latest legendary Pokemon released by Nintendo via Toys "R" Us. He's also not Ukrainian. Hm, that might be a whole 🔯other feature - Pokemon names mangled by spell check. Any takers?



Ar tonelico: Not all that interesting, but worth noting because🌠 tonelico's based around music and a helicon is a musical instrument. You'd better sit down after that doozy.




Suikoden: One of the most澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:mispronouncedgame names also baffles spell check. Thus we're not surprised to get weird oꦐffers like duodenum.🎃 You should remember that $50 word from biology class. Here's a greatmnemonic device for it: Batman and Robin in blue jeans.


And with that clever little joke (an authentic biology teacher joke, actually), we're off to type more words into this internet thing and see whathappens.

Jun 5, 2008

꧑A fomer Executive Editor at GamesRadar, Brett also contributed content to many other Future gaming publications including Nintendo Power, PC Gamer and Official Xbox Magazine. Brett has worked at Capcom in several senior roles, is an experienced podcaster, and now works as a Senior Manager of Con𒅌tent Communications at PlayStation SIE.