Pronouncing game titles (starting with Ys)

[Jerkface Killah]

Hey, how do people pronounce Ys? I've always pronounced it "ease" but I heard it on the 8-4 Play podcast pronounced "eese" as in "geese". I assumed they are correct being in Japan, the game's origin. How do you guys say it?

Edit: It was suggested, by Stark, that this become a thread for pronounciation in general. Lets see where that goes. What other game titles have you always pronounced one way only to find it is another?

[brunoafh]

It's called イース

Īsu/Eesu/Ease/Ees.

[dsheinem]

Hey, how do people pronounce Ys? I've always pronounced it "ease" but I heard it on the 8-4 Play podcast pronounced "eese" as in "geese". I assumed they are correct being in Japan, the game's origin. How do you guys say it?

screw 8-4, the XSEED folks say "Ease"

[Opa Opa]

I assumed they are correct being in Japan, the game's origin.

Isn't the actual city of French origin?

[Stark]

OP you should change this to a pronunciation thread. Just my thought. I always thought it was fascinating all of the weird ones you come across. Here's a few I know of or have participated in:

Lumines (said: Loo-mi-ness) - I always said it, Loo-mens, until recently when I played the Vita version and it was said at the title screen.

Ubisoft (said: You-be-soft) - I always said it, Ooh-be-soft. I then read that it should sound like the shortening of "Ubiquitous" and "Software"

[GigaPepsiMan]

I pronounce it as "Yus"

[flex wood]

Wise or why's.

[noiseredux]

it's "east" without the T (as I pointed out in the TR post).

[J T]

Macaroni and Ys.

[BoneSnapDeez]

I've always heard "eese" like geese with no g. And yes, it is of French origin.

As a kid I always called it Y.S., like an acronym.