Part 7
PoshAlligator posted:
The next update is up.
Angsty Ferrets was away in York, and I would have felt uncomfortable continuing the adventure game without him. Out of respect for him I decided to not film any of the scenes that he was supposed to be in in the original shooting script.
This led me to explore, or have a "quick look" at, the 1991 NES Last Crusade game.
Next week, or maybe a little bit after schedules depending, Ferrets and myself should be back with an update of the actual game.
Enjoy!
Time for more
!The spelling thing you were thinking of from the movie is that in Latin Jehovah begins with an I. While the letter J existed in Latin, it was pretty much only used at the end of numbers with more than one I (so LVII would be written LVIJ) and to give an I a little flourish. It didn't come into its own as a separate letter representing a separate sound until the 1500's in Germany, and first officially appeared as a distinct letter in English in 1634. Until then, I and J were interchangeable, though J was more often used when the sounds /i/ and /j/ (pronounced like the Y in yet) were at the beginning of the word and I was more often used in the middle. We picked up our current pronunciation of J from the French (we spelled that sounds DG as in hedge before J as a separate letter came along).