Reducing complaints to "you just don't like change" is childish and stupid. I've got no complaints about Simon or Dhurke, for instance. The actual replacements stick out badly, but totally-new voices tend to sound much better on average. It's not as if all of them are bad, though. Take Edgeworth's iconic voice and replace with a breathless old man? I can't even imagine what they told Kyle to do. There is absolutely no excusing this one. (Don't even get me started on) Original Edgeworth - Dual Destinies Edgeworth 3DS Apollo is acceptable, but doesn't at all recreate that over-the-top energy from his predecessor. The dialogue constantly alludes to his extremely-loud voice, and he's always going on about his vocal training. Original Apollo was screaming, because that's his whole thing. Sam Riegel is a damn talented voice actor, but he makes Phoenix sound like a breathless teenager. User coxstosan uploaded this Ace Attorney - Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Dual Destinies Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney. Original Phoenix - Dual Destinies Phoenix.
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Now, seeing as they were just provided by various Capcom staff, one might think that hiring professional voice actors starting in Dual Destinies would be an improvement, but those voice actors not only tend to sound nothing like the originals, but they were given terrible direction, and so most of them sound half-assed at best, and ill-fitting for their characters. Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Dual Destinies (USA) They have three children CIA Peso: 301 Read on to learn more about these lawyer education requirements and get info on state bar exams The Great Ace Attorney (JPN) (Region-Free) 3DS ROM CIA Pokdex 3D Pro (USA) (Multi-Espaol) (eShop) 3DS ROM Ace Combat Assault Horizon Legacy (USA) (Multi3-Espaol) 3DS ROM CIA. Every character's voice was instantly recognizable, and they generally fit the personalities of the characters quite well. Obviously it's subjective, but the originals were over-the-top and distinctive.
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