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Comparision of the voice over actors who have been the voice of Craig Marduk with sound clips and images.
Created by Pokejedservo on Mon Jan 10 2011, 1 Comments, Add Comment
Special thanks to NCZ for additional sound clips.
EDITOR'S OPINION
Tonight on the Tekken VC section we have this Australian Vale Tudo Brawler whom went from a Murderous Thug to someone whom is trying to be a more honorable fighter here is... CRAIG MARDUK! Craig made his debut in Tekken 4 in which he was voiced by English speaking VA in Japan, Walter Roberts. Well first things first unlike Tekken 5 and 6 Craig didn't say that much in 4 but it might feel a little stranger on how Craig had a substantially deeper voice but to be honest I am certainly not complaining. Granted Walter's performance does sound a bit more serious than the other two but all things considered it is understandable as Walter was able to make it work nevertheless. Its not perfect but I can certainly understand what Walter was trying to go with here and it works nevertheless.However in Tekken 5 (and Tekken 6's Arcade Mode) singer and also English speaking VA in Japan Marcellus Nealy takes over the role. While Marcellus' Craig voice is a bit lighter than Walters' its by no means too light in general and I did like on how Marcellus' Craig voice is a bit gruffer though. Oh yes and as for Marcellus' performance its a bit of a mixed bag as his delivery can be a little iffy on Craig's more serious moments but to be fair not so much on his lighter moments though. Though in all fairness all things considered I have heard worst even in this game series.
Last and certainly not the least is in Tekken 6 where John DiMaggio takes over the role here. Apparently Namco wanted John's performance to be like Marcellus' (and if that is not the case it seems like it). Does it work? I suppose so as John's voice and performance for the role is like Marcellus' (only with somewhat better acting). Granted its not one of John's better performances but its still a good one nevertheless and it still does work for the role as well. Overall none of these guys are perfect (and I also admit that while its not that big a deal I suppose it is a shame that none of them even bothered to do a Australian accent but maybe it is just me ) But still none of them are bad though in fact I would go with Walter Roberts and John DiMaggio the most with Marcellus Nealy at a somewhat close second.
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said at 8:27 PM on Wed Nov 23 2011