Game Vortex writes: "Chaos Wars is an interesting title - at least conceptually. The game takes characters from several niche Japanese games and throws them together into a Strategy RPG, an equally niche genre. On one level, the game is a success; it manages to hit most of the things that fans of the assembled characters would want. At the same time, the fundamental gameplay might not be enough to hold SRPG fans who have little interest in the cast.
Chaos Wars isn't much to look at and sticks to the typical conventions found in most SRPGs released in the last few years. Characters have a slightly super-deformed/ anime look that is interesting and makes it easy to identify specific units when they begin to clutter up in bunches on the battlefield. Since most of the characters come from other games with completely different art styles, most have been reworked to fit within the game's world. All retain certain aspects so you know who they are, but it is a little jarring to see characters from Gungrave and Shadow Hearts in the new style."
Nothing like hiring your own family members if you can't afford the talent.
The second part to the Voice Atrocity article on EquityArcade, this list features examples from Chaos Wars, Final Fantasy X (one part is intentionally bad for plot reasons), Mega Man 8 and more.
There are a lot of great voice actors, and a lot of great voice acting in games. From Mark Hamill as Christopher Blair to Troy Baker as, well, everything. Great story with great voice acting can really draw you into the whole experience. These are not those games.
Jason...JASONNNNNNNNN!!!! Surprised heavy rain didn't make the list, it had some pretty subpar voice acting. Overall the game was great!
Did anyone catch the voice acting for the male leads in the gears 4 e3 demo and the halo e3 demo? The halo voice actor was cardboard ect, but the gears actor was laughably bad. Go back, watch the demos.
The worst voice in a game ever was in Graeme Souness Vector Soccer (on Amiga). When you scored, you would hear "yay goal" in the most depressed, monotonous and bored-sounding tone imaginable.
It's as if the developers had never heard of enthusiasm or celebration.
Far Cry should have at least received an honorable mention.
"I'm going to shoot you in the face!"
