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The game was made by Toaplan, but I've had no success in finding any references to any specifc translator. Perhaps to was Google Translator '89?

I think Sega gets the honors on that one.

"Someone set us up the bomb!"

Sony used the CPU from the PSX to manage the PS2, allowing it to play PSX games also. So of course Sony will use the PS2 CPUs (i hate pluralizing intialations), probly in an all on one chip setup, to manage the PS3. That leaves them with no backwards compatibility with the PSX.

Except the PSX chip is required to run PS2 games; it serves as an I/O processor. This arrangement is fairly common; a Sega Master System is the I/O processor for the Sega Genesis.

Sony just keeps building that game base.

Actually, that was Toaplan.

Hey, everyone remembers Toaplan. Or at least shmup fans like myself do. They never made anything as classic as Gradius or Raiden II, but they did solid work.

Another version of Zero Wing's intro, without the animated GIF: AYBABTU
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This and other goofy statements come from the Sega Genesis port of a Toaplan shooter known as Zero Wing. More information can be found here, here and here.

This and other goofy statements come from the Sega Genesis port of a Toaplan shooter known as Zero Wing. More information can be found here, here and here.

This and other goofy statements come from the Sega Genesis port of a Toaplan shooter known as Zero Wing. More information can be found here, here and here.