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DragonBox leads to an uncertain path.
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DragonBox leads to an uncertain path.
I have 237 fror Miriad and 988 for Pyra."Pyra" has 986,000 results, "Myriad" has 312,000. You have a strange definition of "ten"
Google gives me 200k for "Miriad" and 2m for "Pyra", weird that the numbers you get are so different.
Yeah it's my opinion, that's why I wrote "I think" and "what do you think about?". And thanks for your response but I was asking for another opinion or argument man.Yeah, well…that’s just like, your opinion, man.DragonBox leads to an uncertain path.
Oh, I dont want to go thru this gain for the successor of PYRA. Just tell ED to call it PYRA 2 and save the breath for more technical discussionsIf it's called "DragonBox Pyra" then most likely people will call it "Pyra". People rarely use the full names; you don't typically say "Sony PlayStation", "Microsoft Xbox", "Nintendo Wii", "Apple iPad", "Samsung Galaxy Note", "Google Android", "Microsoft Windows", "Canonical Ubuntu", etc.
For a successor of the successor -- who knows what we will do then. Maybe Pyra 2? Maybe Thyia or some other child of Pyrrha? Maybe Miriad? Maybe something completely different?
Same here.I'm English, and pronounce "pyramid" as pih-rah-mid, "pyromania" as pie-roe-mane-eeah and "pyra" as pie-rah.
Does that help?
If you look at Google hits, both Pyrrha and Pyrra have less hits than Pyra. Plus, those other two spellings have the benefit of not being pronounced "Pie rah" by English speakers.Well, Pyra is not registered for a computer device, at least not in Europe, which is where I plan to register it.
Google hits are a different thing though.
As mentioned, I'm not sure myself which to take, both sound good to me.
No, it's exactly like Nintendo. Nintendo releases consoles, so will DragonBox._wb_ I see... Dragonbox as a company name?
But what is Dragonbox? It's not like Nintendo because It will always be a console like Pandora not a wii or a ds. An It's not like Sony because Sony choose a name for his console part which is Playstation and then put a 2,3,4 after, so Dragonbox matching Playstation.
Pandora is a unique device it should have a unique name! it should be THE Pyra. or THE DragonBox Pyra. But DragonBox sound too bad to be taken as a single name, why keeping it while it is useless and diminished the puissance of the word Pyra?
EvilDragon's Shop : Aka DragonBox https://www.dragonbox.de/_wb_ I see... Dragonbox as a company name?
But what is Dragonbox?
Sony was a company which make a lot of thing before Playstation. Dragonbox is more a website name than a brand name like Sony.No, Dragonbox doesn't match Playstation. The proper name of the playstation is the Sony Playstation [2,3,4] (or Sony Playstation Portable), just like it's a Nintendo Wii or Nintendo DS. It's just like Sony or Nintendo, except it's dragonbox.de, not dragonbox dot com.
I agree 100%. Spell it Pyrra or Pyrrha. Sensible name. Pie Rah' not so much.If you look at Google hits, both Pyrrha and Pyrra have less hits than Pyra. Plus, those other two spellings have the benefit of not being pronounced "Pie rah" by English speakers.Well, Pyra is not registered for a computer device, at least not in Europe, which is where I plan to register it.
Google hits are a different thing though.
As mentioned, I'm not sure myself which to take, both sound good to me.
And what's the hang up with that? English speakers would pronounce Pyrra or pyrrha as Pie Rah' as well.I agree 100%. Spell it Pyrra or Pyrrha. Sensible name. Pie Rah' not so much.
It's true, this will be the first product branded with the Dragonbox name, but if ED makes another handheld after this (or other product) it will likely also be a Dragonbox product.Sony was a company which make a lot of thing before Playstation. Dragonbox is more a website name than a brand name like Sony.