Video: Portal theme song Still Alive in Japanese by Vocaloid |
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Okay, so maybe GLaDOS is also just computer generated. We still love Still Alive, and the video below in which you can listen to the song in Japanese made us passionately hug our companion cubes in delight.
For those who haven't heard of Yamaha's ingenious product, Vocaloid is a synthesizer that can put lyrics and melody together to produce a song done by a digital voice. There are now three voice characters available, namely Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin, and Len. Len is the first male voice in the series, and it comes bundled with Kagamine Rin.
Speaking of bundles, everyone should know that Portal is a puzzle game included in all iterations of The Orange Box on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC as a bonus. Here's Portal's theme song, Still Alive, in Japanese.
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lol, I miss my weighted companion cube.
someone should start selling weighted companion cubes...I'd buy one!
Valve used to at the Valve store but it appears to be removed now.
they do sell weighted companion cubes but thier pilliows look on google