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| Posted By: Miguel Chavez | Date: 11/2/09 12:49 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: Halo Wars=NOT a Bad Game, COMPLETELY Canon (Omega) : I wasn't around for Marathon, but I can definitely see where Miguel is coming : from. If anything in the voice acting sounds awkward or out of place, : even if the vast majority of it is brilliantly executed, then your brain : is attracted to that peculiarity and you are removed from the fictional : universe to think about the real-world process of voice acting, : game-making, etc. The same is true for the familiar voice actors; because : the voices are distinct and familiar, it is easy for the player to be : removed from the game as he or she imagines actors in a studio rather than : characters fighting an epic war. : I know that I have experienced both of these problems while playing ODST.
: Although I'd never thought of it this way, this is probably a large part of
: In summation, the problems with Sadie's story and the firefly cast are akin
You've encapsulated my thoughts perfectly, thank you! Even down to how it doesn't mean movie adaptations of other media are to be avoided. - M
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