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MarrymeMai

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I emailed Brezza today, with an inquiry as to the employment of Satoshi Hashimoto, the voice actor who portrays Terry Bogard. Their response:

Dear Sir,

Unfortunately, he is not working for Brezza.

Regards,
BrezzaSoft Corporation.

My question: Who does the voice in KOF 2k1???
 
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I think that the original voice of one of the milestones of the SNK universe will be kept. Perhaps that the new SNK company will keep him. For KOF 2K1, I think that eolith use it even if I have never a video with terry.
I have always thought that the voice was american one because when don't hear the japanese accent.
 
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Originally posted by robert:
<STRONG>I have always thought that the voice was american one because when don't hear the japanese accent.</STRONG>
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It's just one of the best acting jobs ever from an SNK voice actor (another being the NAM 1975 guy, from what I understand).
 
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You're right. But there are a lot of good voices in the Neo universe. That's with this kind of details that SNK became one of most famous game makers
 
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Originally posted by MarrymeMai:
<STRONG>I emailed Brezza today, with an inquiry as to the employment of Satoshi Hashimoto, the voice actor who portrays Terry Bogard. Their response:

Dear Sir,

Unfortunately, he is not working for Brezza.

Regards,
BrezzaSoft Corporation.

My question: Who does the voice in KOF 2k1???</STRONG>
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What the hell? How would they drop him; he's done the voice for both Terry and Kim for ages.

Anyway, they've got enough old voice samples to last them for another few years.
 
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Well, chances are, the voice acting in a game could be negotiated based on a "contract" of sorts. It makes little business sense to pay a man a salary based on the fact that some 20 different samples of him are used in the game.

They probably paid the actor a lump sum, and for a week or so, he spent some time in a recording studio. He's technically not employed, but they get to use his voice.
 
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