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One of the things I really like to mention about this series for Soul Reaver and onward, is how they recorded the voice acting. In general, voice acting for video games has the actors record their lines in a vacuum, with very limited explanation of why the character is saying what they are saying, what the characters motivation is, and things are often recorded out of order. Not so with these games. Not only were the actors aware of who the character were and their motivation, but they actually recorded the lines together, in the same room, conversational style. As we'll see later in this and particularly in SR2, this results in some of the best examples in voice work in video games.
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Nov 7, 2015 17:01
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I'd just like to remind everyone, watching the intro cutscene, that this was a PS1 title. A lot of love went into this game.
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Nov 7, 2015 20:20
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The animation for moving the blocks though, while slow, is really good, particularly when sliding sideways. There's a real sense of weight and, once he gets the block moving, inertia as he re-positions himself for the next move. It just takes for-goddamned-ever.
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Nov 12, 2015 20:13
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I'd make a Reavers Broken: 2 joke here, but this is the last time it happens in the series.
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Nov 21, 2015 20:58
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