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As the title asks. Do you think the new Spyro will talk in the game, or will he be like the Spyro from SL?

I hope he talks.

I don't think he will talk, and suprisingly enough, I hope he doesn't. His monsterous appearence and growls make me think they will get some annoying, husky, and cocky voice for him. I'd rather he just make sounds. It would make for much better humour, like how Classic Sonic is supposedly mute in Sonic Generations.

I'm pretty much with Brawler here.

Not sure to be honest.

Why is it that you always have trouble making up your mind, SSF?

Spyro will be voiced by someone. And perhaps they'll have him say a few lines or something.

Good.

I'm not sure either either with little footage we have.
All he seems to do is make grr and grahh animal/monster noises which sounds animalistic unlike that of than the previous two Spyros.Even if he has a voice actor this is all he could/might possibly do.
If he does talk I wonder what he'll sound like .
I just had an image in my head that he could sound wacky or insane annoying sounding.

I'm not sure :/ It will be strange to see Spyro not talk in a game.

I think based on information about the attempt to create a diverse story, Spyro will probably talk. Activision will probably go over-the-top with the voice actor. <.<;

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I think based on information about the attempt to create a diverse story, Spyro will probably talk. Activision will probably go over-the-top with the voice actor. <.<;

I'd actually miss the snarky or silent Spyro if this were the case.

I hope he talks or atleast talk like crash does.

I hope he does not,

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I hope he talks or atleast talk like crash does.

Doesn't that annoy the majority of people, though?

I think that he sounds cute!

He's already been confirmed to have an opening voiced cutscene. He'll most likely be voiced by Tom Bromhead.

I dont know seeing spyro, doesnt make me think he'll have a regular voice from anything from the past games we've heard. More raspy, monsterious, or deepish.

I hope Spyro is voiced by Tom Bromhead, I'd like to hear what he sounds like as Spyro, if not, another character. I have never heard of him in my entire life.

I thought a voice actor confirmed his role before Activision shut down the link

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I thought a voice actor confirmed his role before Activision shut down the link

No, Tom Bromhead only had the test title name of Skylanders on his profile before he removed it.

From what I've seen, he'll probabley just growl, purr or roar. I personally hope he does.

I think it'll be like Stitch; growls that can resemble words, ugly and yet adorable.

A purring dragon... <.<;

It's been said that the game is supposed to have really good voice talents. They wouldn't spend all that time and money finding good VAs just to have them make grunting and growling sounds.

I'm guessing only some characters will talk, like Stealth Elf and Trigger Happy. But Spyro will be a mute, other than growling and what not.

Most likely not.

I've never heard Spyro actually growl, I've heard him shout out while attacking in LoS, but not actually growl.

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I've never heard Spyro actually growl, I've heard him shout out while attacking in LoS, but not actually growl.

He growls and makes monsterous noises in the Skylanders trailer.

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I've never heard Spyro actually growl, I've heard him shout out while attacking in LoS, but not actually growl.

He growls and makes monsterous noises in the Skylanders trailer.

First time that Spyro has growled in a game after all these years.

I think he will talk. If a game like this is gonna have any chance at good, they would do themselves a favor and give Spyro a voice. Any video game that deserves recognition of it's characters deserves voicing of them, unless they are a mute character. For some reason, Naughty Dog decided that it wasn't worth giving Jak a voice in Jak and Daxter, and it was a good game. But if they wanted to continue his series, a voice for him was probably the best move they could have done. J&K was good, but J2 and 3 began thriving more on his character and his ability to 'freak out' sorta say.

Spyro definately needs a voice-over for this game. I can imagine it being all squaky like the first Spyro game, not like Tom Kenny or anything like that.

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I think he will talk. If a game like this is gonna have any chance at good, they would do themselves a favor and give Spyro a voice. Any video game that deserves recognition of it's characters deserves voicing of them, unless they are a mute character.

Yes, because the character having a voice helps decide if the game is good or not.

Sonic and Mario were mute for the first few years, and Mario is often still mute with few exceptions. Does that lower the quality of the games where they were mute?

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I think he will talk. If a game like this is gonna have any chance at good, they would do themselves a favor and give Spyro a voice. Any video game that deserves recognition of it's characters deserves voicing of them, unless they are a mute character.

Yes, because the character having a voice helps decide if the game is good or not.

Sonic and Mario were mute for the first few years, and Mario is often still mute with few exceptions. Does that lower the quality of the games where they were mute?

Expect his grunt or that give away his voice...

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I think he will talk. If a game like this is gonna have any chance at good, they would do themselves a favor and give Spyro a voice. Any video game that deserves recognition of it's characters deserves voicing of them, unless they are a mute character.

Yes, because the character having a voice helps decide if the game is good or not.

Sonic and Mario were mute for the first few years, and Mario is often still mute with few exceptions. Does that lower the quality of the games where they were mute?

In my opinion, all characters need a voice if there is going to be a complex storyline, if Skylanders has a complex storyline which I doubt then Spyro may need or not need a voice, to be honest, Spyro didn't exactly talk that much in Spyro the Dragon, the other two games maybe a little more because of there being more cutscenes.

LoS definately needed a voice-over since it was mainly story most of the time, it seemed like they were trying to get you involved in the story more than anything else.

It doesn't determine whether it makes a game good or bad but must you say this with every but of detail of a game? It all adds up to being a great game afterall dosen't it?

Are we forgetting Okami? LoZ? You don't need a main character that speaks to carry out a plotline in a video game- that's the job of the actions of the character and the supporting characters- of which there are lots in this game.

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Are we forgetting Okami? LoZ? You don't need a main character that speaks to carry out a plotline in a video game- that's the job of the actions of the character and the supporting characters- of which there are lots in this game.

I never played Okami, and I believe that all characters should talk, I would find it pretty boring if they didn't.

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I never played Okami, and I believe that all characters should talk, I would find it pretty boring if they didn't.

So I'm guessing you found the first few Sonic and Mario games boring.

I cant imagine Spyro: Year of the Dragon being all that great of a game, if Spyro was never voiced.

Personally, I just judge on gameplay :/

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I never played Okami, and I believe that all characters should talk, I would find it pretty boring if they didn't.

So I'm guessing you found the first few Sonic and Mario games boring.

Yes, very.

I don't think he will D:

But what about the A list voice actors we were told about?

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I cant imagine Spyro: Year of the Dragon being all that great of a game, if Spyro was never voiced.

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Yes, very.

Because (once again), voicing decides if a game is good or not. If the character is mute, then the game is boring.

Seriously guys, WTF?

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I cant imagine Spyro: Year of the Dragon being all that great of a game, if Spyro was never voiced.

Of course you can't.

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Personally, I just judge on gameplay :/

This.


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I never played Okami, and I believe that all characters should talk, I would find it pretty boring if they didn't.

So I'm guessing you found the first few Sonic and Mario games boring.

Yes, very.

A Link to the Past is my favorite game.
There is no voice acting at all.
All I cared about was the gameplay.
I like boring games, I guess?

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I cant imagine Spyro: Year of the Dragon being all that great of a game, if Spyro was never voiced.

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Yes, very.

Because (once again), voicing decides if a game is good or not. If the character is mute, then the game is boring.

Seriously guys, WTF?

This.

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I cant imagine Spyro: Year of the Dragon being all that great of a game, if Spyro was never voiced.

Of course you can't.

There's a point where an argument loses respect. One way for doing so is questioning someone's intelligence.

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I cant imagine Spyro: Year of the Dragon being all that great of a game, if Spyro was never voiced.

Of course you can't.

There's a point where an argument loses respect. One way for doing so is questioning someone's intelligence.

Ok. Now respond to me. I didn't question your intelligence, or insult you in any way.

You want me to answer the question "WTF?"

It's really just a restatement anyways. Why should I tell someone who disagrees with me that they are wrong? Do you want me to argue with you? Now you're just not making any sense.

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You want me to answer the question "WTF?"

It's really just a restatement anyways. Why should I tell someone who disagrees with me that they are wrong? Do you want me to argue with you? Now you're just not making any sense.

I'm making perfect sense. Or maybe I'm just going on circles like you claim I always do.

I don't want you to answer the question of "WTF". I want you to respond to the statement made above it.

How am I wrong? You claim there that you shouldn't have to tell me that I'm wrong, which tells me that you're so confident that you're right in this situation. If that's the case, then why don't you want to back up your claims?

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You want me to answer the question "WTF?"

It's really just a restatement anyways. Why should I tell someone who disagrees with me that they are wrong? Do you want me to argue with you? Now you're just not making any sense.

I'm making perfect sense. Or maybe I'm just going on circles like you claim I always do.

I don't want you to answer the question of "WTF". I want you to respond to the statement made above it.

How am I wrong? You claim there that you shouldn't have to tell me that I'm wrong, which tells me that you're so confident that you're right in this situation. If that's the case, then why don't you want to back up your claims?

So, basically, by refusing to say that you're wrong, my silence is evidence that I believe you are wrong. By this standard it seems the only way I can not disagree is by saying:

"A agree."

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I cant imagine Spyro: Year of the Dragon being all that great of a game, if Spyro was never voiced.

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Yes, very.

Because (once again), voicing decides if a game is good or not. If the character is mute, then the game is boring.

I am responding to this. There, happy?

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So, basically, by refusing to say that you're wrong, my silence is evidence that I believe you are wrong. By this standard it seems the only way I can not disagree is by saying:

"A agree."

I am responding to this. There, happy?

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Why should I tell someone who disagrees with me that they are wrong?

Combine the two bolded pieces. Basically, you're telling me that because I disagree with you, I am wrong. If you are so sure of that, you should be able to back up your claims, and explain why. Why are you avoiding it so much?

That's not really a proper response.

I could state the same, all your words mean the same thing your just blabbing on about it in circles.

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I could state the same, all your words mean the same thing your just blabbing on about it in circles.

I hate repeating myself as much as you hate hearing it. But if someone repeats themselves, or what they say warrants the same response, so be it.