I've always linked Abe's Oddysee to Homer's Odyssey (purely from titles).
Homer's Odyssey is an epic poem, a Rhapsody is 'a portion of an epic poem adapted for recitation'. The definitions eerily mirror Abe HD, 'adapted for recitation' is to be 'adapted for new platforms and remade'.
I can't think of anything else that both conveys meaning and has 'od/odd' in it.
Also Rhapsody is the name of another obscure PSX game everyone has forgotten about.
It's a musical.
Is Abe HD a musical?
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If we were girls, we could get popular by doing anything:
rock band, jazz band,
karate, kendo, mahjong, cyborg, synchronized swimming...
On the other hand, high school boys are
useless outside battle and sports anime.
But they're recklessly trying to make a slice-of-life anime about us.
Ah, we are high school boys,
the miserable high school boys.
And then people would be like "Oh, a new Oddworld game", and then be disappointed to find that it is only a remake. I think it has to have RE or Oddysee in there somewhere.
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all Meechmunchie did by trying to troll me was distract from the fact you all have no regard for Hetro or their rights at all, none.
And then people would be like "Oh, a new Oddworld game", and then be disappointed to find that it is only a remake. I think it has to have RE or Oddysee in there somewhere.
Like somebody else said, it should just have New 'n' Tasty as a sub-heading, not in the actual title.
I was just about to come on and quote my post of that idea, but yes, I'm glad other people agree it would suit more as an extra than the actual name of the game. I think we can trust JAW to name the actual game something sensible.
Has anyone considered simply: "Abe"?
Simple, effective, to the point. There is an element of intrigue: who is this Abe? I want to know more! There is a certain memorability to the one-syllable word. There is the suggestion that this character is something to care about. There is a possible link to the name "Abraham" and the connotations that come with it that may interest certain people. Well? Am I or am I not a genius? :P
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