"We at Vivid Gamer want to ask our readers a few questions. Do you think that the lack of David Hayter’s voice is reason enough not to purchase this entry when it’s released? Or do you think that it is possible that, similar to the Spike VGA trailer and the fictitious Joakim Mogren/Moby Dick Studios, this is just another media ploy? Also, do you think a voice actor should have this much power over a game to influence sales? Feel free to comment below."
Elias Toufexis, voice actor of Adam Jensen, revealed that he is working with David Hayter, voice actor of solid snake, on a project.
🤣🤣🤣, but... great voice actors, Toufexis voice of Adam Jensen is one of my favourites
exclusive interview with David Hayter, the voice of Solid Snake & Big Boss in the Metal Gear Solid series. Where he answered several questions related to his career, choosing another voice actor for Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain, Metal Gear Movie. Finally, he hinted at an upcoming anime project that he will participate …
Solid Snake himself, David Hayter, promises details are coming soon
Can guarantee you it is. It is a poorly kept secret that Bluepoint are working on the MGS 1 remake and this just adds even more credibility to it.
If it’s Bluepoint then I’ll have faith they’ll keep the game true to the original, unlike Twin Snakes.
Sounds like just a reunion to me to be honest. This isn't the first time some of the cast got together and people got crazy. https://www.metalgearinform...
Don't get me wrong, I'd like it to be a remake or some other project like that, but I don't think people should get their hopes up too much over this.
A 23 year reunion? Wouldn't that normally land on an even number? The link you provided would have been like a 20 year reunion from MGS1 release.
What do you mean 23 years? It's not just voice actors from MGS1, but also from MGS3 (The Boss, young Ocelot). I think the date of the reunion is just random.
Original Metal Gear were fun games, but Solid is where the story really took off. It's why so many people want to see it fully realized with modern technology. Twin Snakes was good, but it came far too early in my opinion.
Can you elaborate, I think your statement is intresting. I mean MGS is goofy master, but you made it as if it MGS with Adam Sandler or Nintendo goofy overload.
There's a bit of a difference between a remake of a game 1 console generation ago like Twin Snakes than 4 generations. Look at the demons souls remake, that was only 10 years apart and look at the reactions from it. If the same developers make it, it would be amazing.
Remake the original. Twin Snakes was way too easy because it was the original level design, but with all the new MGS2 stuff added on (e.g. lockers, first person shooting, etc.).
Twin snakes was garbage and did not live up to the greatness that was metal gear solid on ps1.
While true it's still not widely accessible being only on the Gamecube and never ported. A remake would fix this.
Please be Metal Gear Solid Remake! To hear David Hayter speak for Snake again has been long overdue.
To me, as long as the voice acting is good, it shouldn't matter. But then the only game I can really think of that I was affected by a shift in voice acting was P4G, and it was only two of the cast. I hated Chie's new voice actor, but I know most people (who didn't play the original) didn't care... I do wonder, though, if a game like Uncharted released with anyone other than Nolan North doing Drake's voice if that would affect the game at all.
Well, it makes sense, since Big Boss had a different V.A. in MGS4, so surely he'd be transitioning to that voice anyway.
Since PW took place in 1974 and he was in a coma for 9 years, it'd be, at earliest, 1983, and at latest, 1994-ish (since Metal Gear 1 takes place in 1995), so it could be transitioning to lead up to (HOPEFULLY?) a remake of MG 1 and 2?
While I admit that I can't really see anyone else doing the voice of Snake or Big Boss, I do think that it is possible for someone to take over Hayter's role. I don't see myself letting something like this influence my decision in buying a game, either. I might lament about how I don't think the voice fits (such as Chie and Teddie from P4G), though.
absolutely a voice actor can make or break a game, but most of that is the quality and not necessarily the voice actor. However there are the iconic characters in games that I wouldn't like to see changed, unless it makes sense within the game itself. If Drake had a different voice, it wouldn't be the same even if they got someone similar.
But normally it just comes down to quality, Darkness 2 had some really annoying voice actors and it ruined some scenes. in my opinion that bear in persona 4 makes me want to stab my ears. So it can ruin a game especially if its the main character.