Move!
There’s been quite a lot of talk recently about the lack of voiceover work in Pokemon Legends: Z-A, and I can understand why. Game Freak has made some pretty decent strides with its cutscenes, depicting characters that animate realistically right down to their facial expressions and mouth movements. Yet they don’t actually talk. It’s weird in practice to see such well-constructed scenes play out in near total silence, but that’s actually not my biggest gripe with the residents of Lumiose City.
If you go into a real-life busy city centre in the middle of the day, one thing you’ll notice is that most people will probably be walking somewhere. Whether they’re darting from shop to shop, slowly ambling along in chattering groups, or even taking a few steps backwards to pick up the sausage that’s slipped out of their hotdog bun, everybody’s moving. Heck, it’s the reason why cities are often described as ‘bustling’ – it literally means ‘full of activity’.
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This is an interesting take on Pokémon Legends Z-A. It’s always fascinating to see how the series evolves, and your perspective on the lack of voiceover work adds a unique angle to the discussion. Thanks for sharing your thoughts!
I agree, it’s really intriguing to see how the series evolves over time. The absence of voiceover work does seem to add to the eerie atmosphere, making the game feel more isolated. It would be interesting to explore how this choice impacts player immersion compared to previous titles.
You’re right; the evolution of the series is fascinating! The lack of voiceover could also impact how players connect with the characters, making it feel less immersive. It’s interesting to think about how future entries might address this to enhance storytelling.
Absolutely, the absence of voiceovers does change the emotional depth of the interactions. It might also affect how players connect with the story and characters, making it feel less immersive. It’s interesting to see how each game tries to balance nostalgia with innovation!