Some of the side characters were a little weak, but the main cast and supporting characters were stellar. The writing was amazing, but I firmly believe the voice-actors were also a huge contributing factor to me falling in love with the characters. The entire Persona 4: Golden (English) voice-cast. You need to go back and play on a harder difficulty level and play as an Adept. If you've never played anything but soldier or haven't played on a higher difficulty level, you are really missing out. I hate to say it, but there are so many people who played the game "wrong". I think the female protagonist gives a whole level of "being the outsider" like she doesn't just have to suffer (very minor general spoilers here) The character interactions felt more wooden. Once all three games were released, I went back and played a maleshep and I felt like I suffered through it. (all while avoiding spoilers, gah! It was painful!) So not only did I wait for the game, I waited an entire extra month just to play as my character.
Best voice acting Patch#
Even the 3rd game I waited an entire month for a patch because I couldn't use my Mass Effect 2 save. By the end I couldn't think of mass effect without my femshep character. I started as femshep then as each game was released I used my save. (I've been playing games for 35ish years)Īs the games were released, I played as femshep. But I only did it once all three games were out.
Best voice acting series#
Mass Effect is one of the very few series I've beat multiple times. I wrote this about femshep (Jennifer Hale) a couple of weeks ago in the Mass Effect subreddit. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games List Please use flair to display what games you’re currently playing, not a punch line, username, tag, URL, or signature. New, mobile-friendly spoilers can be posted using the following formatting: Want to play online in a dead gaming community? We expect you to know these rules before making a post.
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Whether it's price, waiting for bugs/issues to be patched, DLC to be released, don't meet the system requirements, or just haven't had the time to keep up with the latest releases.
Best voice acting free#
Diesel’s had plenty of great roles, but that of the Iron Giant is easily one of the best.A gaming sub free from the hype and oversaturation of current releases, catering to gamers who wait at least 12 months after release to play a game. The end of the movie, which sees the Giant take the lessons he learned from Hogarth to heart, features some of the best line deliveries Vin Diesel has ever given, creating a beautiful ending that stands out among animated movies to this day. Though the Iron Giant doesn’t speak too much, there’s an overwhelming kindness to his voice as he interacts with his nine-year-old friend Hogarth. It’s impressive that he can play so many characters that don’t say many different words while still imbuing each with their own unique gravitas. It’s a very touching animated movie, with the biggest emotional beats coming from the Vin Diesel-voiced Iron Giant himself.
Best voice acting movie#
Though the movie itself may not have gotten its due at the box office, many children of the ’90s and early 2000s remember The Iron Giant fondly - and for good reason. Regardless, it’s hard to imagine the Guardians’ iconic gentle giant without Diesel’s performance. While the biggest difference in tone comes from the pitching of Groot’s voice, there’s a lighter attitude to the smaller version that shows Diesel’s range. James Gunn considers the current version to be the son of the Groot that sacrificed himself at the end of the original Guardians of the Galaxy. Technically, Vin Diesel has played two Groot’s. Though he doesn’t earn $13 million per movie, Diesel certainly earns his keep by embodying the beloved botanical Guardian and giving him lots of character beyond repeatedly saying, “I am Groot.” The giant tree alien says very few words but serves as both a mascot for and the heart of the Guardians of the Galaxy.
Of all Vin Diesel’s voice roles, none are probably as well-known as that of Groot. His commitment to the game paid off, serving as an early taste of Diesel’s work in games. Vin Diesel not only provided plenty of steely voice work but also had the game development studio he co-founded, Tigon Studios, work on the games alongside Starbreeze Studios. It’s always exciting to see movie stars reprise their roles in things like video games when they’re set in the same universe as their movies, and the two Riddick games are no exception.
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