Sentences with phrase «voice acting throughout»

It features a single - player campaign that lets you earn new cards, and boasts surprisingly solid voice acting throughout a serviceable storyline.

Sound: Decent voice acting throughout.

The animated cutscenes are really well done, with excellent voice acting throughout and an art style reminiscent of the old Twisted Metal 2 endings, where comics come to life with subtle changes to their positions and facial expressions.

The voice acting throughout the series begins to falter once you hit the 3rd or 4th episode.

Sound: 9 Superb voice acting throughout, and the backing music does its job wonderfully.

The Silver Lining is considered to be one of the most professionally - made fan games to date and features its own original musical scores, sound, and voice acting throughout.

It» a shame to see the beautiful 16 - 17th century Caribbean setting wasted in such a fashion, but the stories do at least boast some solid voice acting throughout.

Today, Resident Evil is a legendary game for countless reasons: the hokey live - action prologue and even hokier voice acting throughout, the fabulously cheesy dialogue, and — oh yeah — its trendsetting survival horror gameplay.

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Processors throughout the U.S. voice concerns about their sanitation programs under the Food Safety Modernization Act.

New York Cider Association Founded by pioneering New York cider makers with leadership from agricultural non-profit Glynwood, the New York Cider Association was created in 2015 to foster community amongst and act as the collective voice and organizing body for apple growers and cider makers throughout the state.

In a recent interview with Noobfeed, Stefanie Joosten, who voice acted Quiet throughout the development of the game, said that «I was not involved in that part of the story, so as far as I know, Quiet is not in it».

The audio department is a true bright spot of the game however, with solid voice - acting throughout and a great musical score very reminiscent of early 90's SEGA projects.

Weapons are meaty, with guttural base that just doesn't appear in most games, voice acting is high quality throughout, with Jen Taylor and Steve Downes reprising their roles and putting out a believably emotional performance.

There are no jarring songs that take me out of the moment, and this is matched with a fairly decent voice acting job done throughout.

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.

Though the operatic dissonant relationship between Jean Valjean and Russell Crowe's Javert does prove to be compelling opera as it weaves throughout the rest of the story, the film's second act focus on the story of rich pretty boy Marius (Eddie Redmayne, whose singing voice is 45 percent Kermit the Frog) falling for Cosette (Amanda Seyfried) at first sight doesn't register nearly the same amount of urgency, feeling like a silly problem that doesn't fit into the story's near - apocalyptic presentation of revolutionary France.

Throughout the volume there are hints that Wakaba has a special talent for voice acting, the «soul of the voice», and a flashback with Tomo shows the idea of voice acting was planted in her at a young age.

While debt settlement providers have never come together as a unified voice to slam the debt management side, the nonprofit DMP providers have frequently come together (and acted individually), to vilify the concept of debt settlement itself, and later, to call out what they see as bad business practices found throughout the debt settlement side of the industry.

As for the audio the voice acting is generally solid throughout, while the rest of the audio design is fantastic.

And speaking of the audio, the voice acting is also surprisingly impressive throughout.

As always the voice acting is superb and the music flows from rousing to spine - tingling throughout.

Sound: 9.5 As always the voice acting is superb and the music flows from rousing to spine - tingling throughout.

The attention to detail was amazing and the voice acting was spot on throughout the entire thing.

Superb voice acting and comedic elements throughout.

Character performances are generally good with voice acting for the most part being done really well with only a very few minor extras sounding a little wooden, but this can be forgiven considering the amount of other main characters that are available to interact with throughout.

Your Ghost, which was voiced by Tyrion Lannister (or Game of Throne's actor Peter Dinklage) in the original Destiny, acts like a personal robot helper that guides you throughout the game.

The other characters throughout the adventure have some good things to say too, and they're all brought to life with wonderful voice acting.

What makes Bizinger's videos «transformative,» as per fair use requirements, is the commentary he gives throughout gameplay, jokes, voice - acting, facecam reactions and edits that, he says, «push the jokes and punchlines across.»

The voice acting featured throughout the game is very professional, throughly convincing and full of emotion.

I've experienced a few crashes throughout the campaign, weird reload animations where the magazine never leaves the gun, graphics that can best be described as gritty (which, given that this is released after Killzone 3, is pretty dire), and some truly cringe worthy voice acting.

The writing throughout both games is unusually clear and sophisticated, although the sparse voice - acting is still cheesy.

The atmospheric sound design and above - average voice acting did their part to keep me engaged throughout the 4 - 5 hours it took me to beat the game.

With tremendous voice acting, a script that maintains a dark humor throughout, and a plot that's more than worthy of the original trilogy, Fable: The Journey's story will suck in fans of the franchise and won't let them go.

The soundtrack is great, the voice acting is superb and the thunder of gunfire, roaring battle cries and gut - wrenching death knells all echo throughout the battlefield, emoting for all that in the 41st Millennium, there is indeed, only war.

One of my gripes with the game is the voice acting, do not get me wrong because most of the voice acting in the game is actually pretty good but the one voice that stands out is one of the most important ones namely Milla's which is sad seeing as you will have to endure this throughout the entire story if you choose to play as Milla.

The story is bolstered by excellent voice acting that is convincing throughout.

In - Engine Cinematics Look And Sound Good The opening Cinematic and the ones sprinkled throughout the game are well animated and the voice acting sounds good.

The voice acting for all the different characters is great as well, as their melodramatic yelling and exclamations really sell the lovingly crafted anime aesthetic, especially when paired with the Gundam opening themes that often play throughout battles.

The soundtrack includes some eerie and atmospheric pieces that serve the game well, and voice acting is well done throughout.

The only negatives are that there are a small number of week voice acting moments peppered throughout the game.

The game is a scrolling flight based shooter which I remember most fondly for the superb voice - acting employed throughout.

There are no jarring songs that take me out of the moment, and this is matched with a fairly decent voice acting job done throughout.

The voice acting is also spot on for all of the characters and does a fantastic job of evoking emotion all throughout.

Weapons are meaty, with guttural base that just doesn't appear in most games, voice acting is high quality throughout, with Jen Taylor and Steve Downes reprising their roles and putting out a believably emotional performance.

We will add voice acting for the main character for the first act with the ultimate goal of having the main character voiced throughout the game.

The plot is ridiculous, the writing is funny and the voice acting - most notably by Michael Biehn from Terminator and Aliens fame - is top notch throughout.

As Zelda plots go, it's fairly standard, considerably enlivened by the cast of characters involved, and the fully voice - acted cutscenes interspersed throughout (Link himself, however, remains a mute protagonist).

Music & Voice - Acting PS3: Mike S. Says: Former Pinkerton agent Booker DeWitt, voiced by Troy Baker, andd Elizabeth, voiced by Courtnee Draper, convey the game's elements well as they explain their situation and awe throughout the game.

The voice acting is flat throughout the entire cast of characters as they fail to project any believable emotions.

The supporting cast of newcomers also shines, with Serafie, a small deadpan pixie, offering the best comic relief throughout the entire game thanks to voice acting that never really changes regardless of the circumstance.