This is text from the iPhone splash screen on the Unity3D home page. What does it mean?
It’s a joke based on the “all your base are belong to us” meme.
–Eric
Um…Lol?
All your phones;
Phones;
Phones;
ALL your phones,
Are belong to us.
Loose zig!
Someone set up us the bomb!
We get AT&T signal. Main Touch screen turn on.
Steve Jobs: How are you gentlemen? ![]()
So this actually MAKES sense! - And I just thought they went nuts…
They already were Over The Edge - so I guess what we should rather be scared of is that they become “normal”. That would be nuts! But I guess no reason for worries there ![]()
come now a play on words again?
In case folks don’t know, the company’s original name when founded was “Over The Edge Entertainment”, that was later then abbreviated to simply OTEE (our domain was otee.dk for quite a while). Prior to the release of Unity 2 (in Oct. 2007) we renamed ourselves Unity Technologies instead. So Jashan is having fun with that bit of our early history. ![]()
And man, you young kids just aren’t with it enough to get our “old guys in the games industry” humor if you’re not hip to the good ol’ “all your base are belong to us” riff! Dang youngsters! ![]()
<off to let my creakin’ old bones rest a bit />
Unity is over nine thousand.
I’ma let you finish, but OTEE was one of the best names of all time! Of all time!
ducks
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Well, I can hardly understand any of the posts that seem to be saying pretty random things.
‘All your base are belong to us’ makes some sense now I can see the reference, but man, that home page comment is definitely one for those in the clique… (thank you!).
Funny.
What you say !!
That’s “clique.” Only saying so because I see that a lot.
–Eric
HEY I object to that! I’m one of them so called youngsters, but I know the “All your base are belong to us” line quite well! I even have a baseball shirt with that on it ![]()
Yes, being just as random.
I only mentioned it because it simply looks like bad grammar to everyone who has never heard of it before. Kind of like trying to be funny on your resume, risky business.
Just an observations.
ps. Yes, I am aware that my posts have far from perfect grammar.
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LOL