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Game News The Germans get to choose Witcher voices

Ausir

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Mareus said:
Hehe, I know this is offtopic a bit but I cannot see anything more weird than watching a movie or playing a game that was synchronized on some other language, IF you understand the original language that is. I just like to hear how it sounded originaly, and just thinking how the Witcher would sound on Croatian makes me puke. This is a question to all those Germans, French, ... who synchronize every goddamn thing: Do you really like it better on your native language or are you like me and search for original sound?

I even read books on english if I can get my hands on them, rather than read Croatian translation. I don't know japanese, but I like to watch anime on japanise with written translation. Whenever there is a synchronization involved i just wanna puke.
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So, did you play "The Witcher" in the original Polish? Or the butchered English translation?
 
Suchy

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Jasede said:
Rambo: First Blood is shit without German dubbing; Stallone sounds so fucking stupid. Same for a lot of movies really; German voice-actors are usually stage-actors and tend to be far better at acting than the actual American actor, resulting in excellent dubbings in movies.
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i hear ya and don't forget westerns with indians speaking german.
 
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