Re: [Audyssey] soul calibur iv playthrough

[Clement Chou]

Well, it all comes down to preference. Generally, when I get a game, 
if there's any rellevant dialog I'll run through it with the english 
acting first.. then switch it to the japanese once I get it down well 
enough not to need every word to understand what's happening. Aside 
from being easier on the ears, it's a chance to practice what little 
japanese I know. This is why games that have no english voice track 
can be a good thing and a bad thing at the same time... on the one 
hand, you get to immerse yourself in the game and its atmosphere and 
enjoy the japanese acting and how good it is... but if you're blind, 
you can't read subtitles therefore can't tell what's happening. The 
opposite is said for games ported over from japan that have the 
english dub... but no original voice track option. You can understand 
what's going on, all be it with sometimes very very bad dialog, but 
you miss the atmosphere and emotion conveyed by the original voice cast.

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