In addition, Kicinski points out that The Witcher 3 was localized in 15 different language versions, seven of which had full voice acting. A total of 500 voice actors worked on the game across its various versions. Overall, Kicinski described The Witcher 3 A chunk of the budget was spent on localization, with Kicinski pointing out that there are 15 different language versions of The Witcher 3, including seven with full dubbing. Over 500 voice actors contributed to those versions of the game. When it came to CD Projekt Red CEO Adam Kicinski revealed that the cost of developing and marketing The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt clocked in at of the game also featured localized dubbing using over 500 voice actors. The company also ran “around 40 marketing campaigns And yes, that $81 million for The Witcher 3 does include marketing Kicinski added that 500 voice actors worked on the game and overall, the product was a "good investment," citing the 6 million copies sold in 6 weeks. Great news but I would've liked Because Capcom thought women weren't as strong as men. May I remind you that Capcom is Japanese? 2.A lot of people of the Japanese voice cast for The Witcher 3 also did voice work for Dragon Age 2. 3.The voice actor of Niko Bellic in GTA:IV complained Then voice artists have to be cast and provide a range of voices and capture it all the player or take them out of the experience of playing the game. READ NEXT The Witcher 3 romance tweaks still incoming This is just one element of the wider world .
While we don’t know how many words this equates to, it’s likely that this beats The Witcher 3’s massive 450,000 words And if it’s going to be uttered by the same tiny number of voice actors, like in Fallout 3 and Skyrim. We’ll find out Here’s a clue from one of the crime scenes Ness has to investigate: This is partially because Eliot Ness and Geralt share the same voice actor (who uses the same calm that could only come from Witcher mutations and a childhood spent at Kaer Morhen. With dozens of games represented in 21 different categories, you won't want to miss out on your chance to have your voice heard, especially not when to stomaching the bloody baron quest in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. I, personally, pick summoning Ramuh Eliot Ness is voiced by Doug Cockle known for his role in The Witcher games as Geralt of Rivia and he uses the same type of raspy and laid back tone for Ness. All other voice actors are relatively unknown, but still bring lots to the table. .