Stupid question, but is it going to play in Canada as well??
(Kinda doubtful, considering how Miramax shafted us with M5 entirely, and barely had M4 run in our theatres!)

What doesn't help is that the venue's acoustics are absolute shit. WAY too much reverb, and I have to wonder if they even gave her on-stage sound monitors?

I'm surprised I'm not seeing more responses from the people who submitted the questions we used! :-P

I had a blast meeting and interviewing Mike Pollock. He was a really fun, great guy to hang out with and interact with!

We will be working on a 'bonus' YouTube video derived from the interview, which should feature some awesome post-interview segments including a vocal booth recording demonstration as well as a tour of the studio.

Stay tuned for news on that.

Great responses so far! Keep 'em coming! :-)

For some question ideas, here's an older interview with Mike conducted by Sonic Retro:
http://info.sonicretro.org/Mike_Pollock_interview_by_Sage_XPO_%28July_29,_2009%29

(Thanks for the link PiPikachu)

Also, here is a list of Mike's voice acting work, in case anyone would like to know what else he has worked on:

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/people.php?id=2551

OK folks, so here's the deal: I've managed to secure an interview with Mike Pollock which will be featured here on PocketMonsters.net as well as PPNStudio, and as most of you will know Mike is best known as the 2nd Announcer in the Pokemon English dub as well as the role of Dr. Eggman in the Sonic X series and numerous recent Sonic games.

What I would like from all of you guys interested in doing this is to submit any question you would like us to ask Mr. Pollock, and these questions don't have to be limited to 'Pokemon' only. We'd like for as many interesting questions as possible, so please submit your entry here on this thread.

The interview will be conducted on October 11th, so please have any and all questions submitted by the 7th to allow for sufficient time to sort out the entries in a prioritized manner.

Regards,
inu-liger

Very good points, Habunake. I also thought that unfair play would (or SHOULD) have been obvious from the start, despite other players with good intentions.

If anything, I think multi-language use should have never been allowed to begin with. I personally would not be surprised if that sort of play spawned arguments or even fights over unfair play, accusations about the accuracy of translations, etc. etc.