For both these types of games, the developer only credits the voice actors who aren’t even present in that version of the game, a mind-boggling fact that still shocks the hell out of me. Second, there are games such as Drakengard 3 that do have both vocal tracks (in Drakengard 3’s case, the Japanese track is DLC) but only include the Japanese voice cast in the credits. First are the games like Persona 4, games that are entirely in English, yet still don’t bother to credit the English voice actors. One such commonality that constantly confuses me is a simple question: why is the English voice cast so often left out of the credits in these games?įrom what I’ve noticed, there are three potential outcomes for Japanese games translated into English. As such a big fan, I spend a lot of time with these games and come to understand some of the commonalities they share. This year alone has brought Lightning Returns and Drakengard 3, two games I enjoyed immensely for their unique worlds and bold experimentation within their respective genres.
Many of them feature kooky characters, creative storylines, and clunky yet interesting gameplay mechanics. Japanese games are some of my favorites, time and time again. Lightning Returns is a recent game that credits its English voice cast.
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