Does ATOMIS actually mean something in the name Atomiswave, or is it a mistranslation/nonsense?
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Does ATOMIS actually mean something in the name Atomiswave, or is it a mistranslation/nonsense?
It took me a while to notice that it's Atomiswave, not Atomicwave. Is that just another example of the Engrish common at the time?
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Re: Does ATOMIS actually mean something in the name Atomiswave, or is it a mistranslation/nonsense?
for me it was exactly in the opposite half, in first I've always thought it was AtomisWARE 

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Re: Does ATOMIS actually mean something in the name Atomiswave, or is it a mistranslation/nonsense?
Evocative nonsense like dreamcast or megadrive.
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Re: Does ATOMIS actually mean something in the name Atomiswave, or is it a mistranslation/nonsense?
Atomis is Latin for atoms, perhaps it originates from there. A wave of atoms.
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Re: Does ATOMIS actually mean something in the name Atomiswave, or is it a mistranslation/nonsense?
NightBreeze wrote:Atomis is Latin for atoms, perhaps it originates from there. A wave of atoms.
and latin its a copy of ancient greek,here in greece we call atoms "atomo".....so in general its a greek name ...at least the first name ,and yes the meaning is a wave of atoms which is so cool




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