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This revamped edition fixes a bunch of flaws (though Vaan is still the protagonist) and gives this innovative, extremely well - written and well - acted game the presentation it deserved.

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The presentation and overall graphics are solid, the characters and acting are awesome, and the plot kept interested throughout the entire game.

Adding another layer of charm to the whole effort is the voice acting, since the main protagonist is charmingly voiced by the programmer's daughter, Super Chibi Knight's aural presentation finds itself neatly correlated with the loose and colourful visual aesthetic that the game showcases throughout.

With full (Japanese) voice acting and touched up visuals the game leans on its presentation in some respects, and the performances are solid and add to things for sure.

This is a fun presentation on manual handling as it includes a charades game for learners to act out how to safely handle construction items.

The presentation, great voice acting and impressive visuals that can be experienced in Enslaved: Odyssey of the West sure contributed to the game's high scores, which is why we're glad we've gotten some details of the upcoming DLC for it named Pigsy's Perfect 10.

Rise of the Tomb Raider encompasses everything I want in an action - adventure game, from stellar voice acting and an engaging plot, to sensational gameplay and presentation.

By far the weirdest presentation point is that voice acting, which is — mind blowingly — different in between the UK and US versions of the game.

The presentation is average and the voice acting isn't its strong - point, but the PlayStation Move really allows for a precise arcade - shooter experience in the variety of game modes included.

Paired with great voice acting, the characters in this game makes the cut scenes and presentation more immersive, similarly to the first episode and the original GTA IV.

With full (Japanese) voice acting and touched up visuals the game leans on its presentation in some respects, and the performances are solid and add to things for sure.

Everything about the game's presentation is aces; the graphics, the art design, the sound, and the voice acting are all top - notch, and had my complete attention from start to finish.

I don't really play Sonic games for a deep narrative, and while the presentation and cutscenes, along with voice acting, were good, I never felt connected to the story or cared about it.

The presentation and overall graphics are solid, the characters and acting are awesome, and the plot kept interested throughout the entire game.

The presentation looks great, the game is fully voice acted (do keep in mind that there is no English dub, but the Japanese cast is great), there's some nice music, there are plenty of tasks to accomplish and events to unlock, and it's quite a relaxing journey in general.

The game's presentation is also excellent; campy comic book - style cutscenes act as interludes between missions, giving you the chance to rest your weary hands and chuckle at some awesomely bad synthesized voice acting.

Whether you're new or old to video games, A Way Out will wow you with its visual presentation, superb voice acting, compelling storytelling and unique gameplay.