Sentences with phrase «pretty decent voice»

Thematically it's something along the lines of Twin Peaks or X-Files while visually it's back to the early Lucasfilm days, although with a much more vibrant color scheme and pretty decent voice acting.

And speaking of cutscenes, the game features pretty decent voice acting as well.

Not exact matches

I sang all of my favorite songs about a million times to my baby over the course of her first 3 months, and as a result, I noticed a pretty decent improvement in my singing voice.

I also have a pretty decent singing voice.

There's a few decent aspects to game though, including pretty solid controls, a good amount of weapons at your disposal, as well as decent voice acting, but it's ultimately not enough to save Resistance: Burning Skies from being just another generic shooter.

by Walter Chaw So the dialogue's not so bad (having seen Pearl Harbor), the story's not so obscure (having seen Akira), and the voice acting's pretty decent (having listened to Claire Danes do San in Princess Mononoke).

Dog can learn a pretty decent vocabulary of commands when properly trained, but the issue can also be confused when the tone of voice you use does not match the command.

Just imagine if they had Mark Hamil's Joker - voice doing a commercial of Kefka challenging and insulting players while showing actual decent amounts of gameplay, that might have helped pretty well.

The guys in your squad are all portrayed pretty well, with solid voice work and a decent but occasionally corny script.

The first mission is introduced with some decent comic art and pretty good voice - over, but unfortunately this is the highest production value the game has to offer.

The revving of cars, the explosions and gunfire, the voice work and music... it all adds up to be pretty decent and fitting, but not insanely epic either.

The universe has a peculiar sense of humour, of course, and so I emerged as a pretty decent first tenor, which meant I actually had to use this high singing voice — and make the first of a number of emendations in my definition of masculinity.