[munta]

Silly question but.

I'm convinced that the guy who does the voice for the advert for this second world war blood fest is none other than the guy who does the voice for the sweet and cuddly Winnie the Pooh.

I'm quite good with recognising voices - better than faces if truth be told, but the Mrs is sure that it isn't. Then again, she is biased as she adores World War II blood.... no.... Switch that - she loves Winnie the Pooh and doesn't want his image sullied by a war game.

Am I going mad? Has Winnie the Pooh turned to the dark side. Is Christopher Robin a war criminal? Did Roo turn Kanga to SS as part of his roll in the Hitler Youth?

[Smoo]

Bugger, I wish I could help! I'm usually quite good at these things. I saw the advert just before coming on here too. I'm going to make sure I take more notice next time and see if I can't agree with you. I still watch Winnie the Pooh now, so some might say I have the right, don't you know.

I want the new Medal of Honor game. I love the series. And I'm a girlie.

[munta]

Originally Posted by Smoo

Bugger, I wish I could help! I'm usually quite good at these things. I saw the advert just before coming on here too. I'm going to make sure I take more notice next time and see if I can't agree with you. I still watch Winnie the Pooh now, so some might say I have the right, don't you know.

I want the new Medal of Honor game. I love the series. And I'm a girlie.

There is a link somewhere. 35,800 matches in google for "Medal of Honor" "winnie the pooh"

Heres one of them

http://www.eagames.com/official/moh/...ary_russell_02

For those of you familiar with MOHAA editing (and those that are not), you'll remember that we used a network of pathnodes to define the walkable area for the AI. This means we placed a special type of entity in the level above the ground, and this entity tells an AI where they can walk. These pathnodes go through a linking algorithm that connects them as long as there is nothing blocking their way... or at least that's the theory the engineers tell us. We tend to think it's a black magic art where we actually have to dress up in a Winnie the Pooh costume and dance like the chick from Flashdance (hey, I'm not kidding, we've got video of this... just ask Tom Hess . We then place specific pathnodes called "covernodes" to tell the AI where they can go to take cover, shoot behind a wall or over a crate, etc....

Sorry bout the slug phobia

[munta]

Also I have found Jim Cummings (Winnie the Pooh actor) credited on this list of computer games

http://www.mobygames.com/developer/s...eloperId,3725/

I'm sure that it's Jeremy Ratchford (Vera from cold case)