Best Voice Acting
The quality of voice acting can make or break a game. Voice acting is becoming more abundant and increasingly important in games, and more recognizable actors and actresses are starting to lend their talents to bringing game characters to life. In recognition of this trend, we present the Best Voice Acting Award to the game that had the hands-down best voice work of any game this year. Here are the finalists:
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You'd think the worst prison in the galaxy would be home to some ridiculously over-the-top characters, yet The Chronicles of Riddick's cast delivers some excellent, surprisingly understated and consistently good performances.
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An all-star cast makes the California-inspired setting of San Andreas really come to life in Rockstar Games' latest crime epic. The quality of the game's voice acting is matched only by the sheer quantity of it.
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Some of the most believable-looking characters ever seen in a game are featured in Half-Life 2, and they're made all the more believable by the high quality of the game's voice work.
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The voice acting in Otogi 2 perfectly captures the game's distinctive feel. Despite the game's decidedly Eastern flavor, the English language track does an excellent job of contributing to Otogi 2's mystical characters and setting.
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The Sith Lords' complex characters become much more believable and endearing thanks to the excellent and ample use of voiceover throughout the game.
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And the Winner is...
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