Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy
Release Date in USA: March 22, 2011
Franchise: Final FantasyA sequel to Dissidia Final Fantasy, adding nine new characters, gameplay tweaks, fleshing out the plotline, and a new story mode taking place prior to the previous game.
Aerith is an assist character only, and is not playable.
Aerith is an assist character only, and is not playable.
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MrParadox said at 12:02 PM on Tue Mar 26 2013
There are actors in California, Texas, and New York? How did Square Enix manage to do that?
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Aussieroth said at 4:23 AM on Sat Aug 25 2012
....The cast is a good cast, but I'm sorry, a lot of the delivery from these people are just so bland, and it annoys me because they have no right to be!
Sephiroth speaks a bit like captain Kirk, Cloud sounds like an emo git, Yuna's lifeless... ok, actors JYB is awesome, Liam OBrien is awesome, Laura Bailey and especially Keith David and Anthony Landor are incredible, but they know how to direct themselves as much be directed. Some are good, the rest (and sadly in my op the majority) are just bland.
I think it needs a serious overhaul.
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Sephiroth speaks a bit like captain Kirk, Cloud sounds like an emo git, Yuna's lifeless... ok, actors JYB is awesome, Liam OBrien is awesome, Laura Bailey and especially Keith David and Anthony Landor are incredible, but they know how to direct themselves as much be directed. Some are good, the rest (and sadly in my op the majority) are just bland.
I think it needs a serious overhaul.
NCZ (Admin) said at 1:27 AM on Sat Nov 3 2012
@Aussieroth I think it's mostly direction. The voice director for Dissidia and the other spinoffs (Bob Buchholz) isn't the same as the director for the main series games (Jack Fletcher). I noticed that Lightning and Yuna in particular sound a lot huskier and less emotive than they do in their original games. You do have to admit that the acting this time around is much better than the first Dissidia.
ReplyNCZ (Admin) said at 1:32 AM on Sat Nov 3 2012
@Aussieroth For the record, I thought the voice acting was quite solid overall, though I found a few characters did sound a bit flat like you mentioned (Vaan could've been more expressive, though his battle clips were much better). There were some truly great performances, like Laguna, Kain, Kefka, and The Emperor, to name a few.
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Aussieroth said at 5:28 PM on Wed Feb 27 2013
@NCZ I dunno dude, the more I listen to them (except a few like Keith David) I'm always aware that I'm hearing someone behind a microphone. Though I think the director's more to blame than anyone else.
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SLEDGERAID said at 7:21 PM on Mon Aug 20 2012
Hopefully some day in a future FF game they can have a cast as good as this I mean Keith Ferguson, Veronica Taylor, Chris Sabat, Dave Wittenberg and Keith David all in the same game ITS SO AWESOME!!!!!
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IAMTHEVASTUNIVERSE said at 2:28 PM on Mon Apr 9 2012
The Dissidia 012 Final Fantasy series truly has one of the greatest voice casts ever assembled for a video game series without a doubt.
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said at 7:22 AM on Mon Apr 29 2013
Also, I think my favorite voice in this entire game is Kain's. Seriously, Liam sounds awesome in this role.