Ghost of Tsushima to Feature One Piece Voice Actor
Popular voice actor from One Piece anime series joins Ghost of Tsushima cast for Japanese voice track.
As we are only months away from upcoming PlayStation 4-exclusive action-adventure title Ghost of Tsushima to release on July 17, 2020, a gameplay overview was featured in latest episode of State of Play presentation.
To provide Japanese voice for protagonist Jin Sakai, developer Sucker Punch Productions and publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment has cast voice actor Kazuya Nakai, renowned for his work in Japanese anime TV series One Piece.
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Nakai became popular for voicing Roronoa Zoro of Straw Hat Pirates from One Piece anime series for two decades now, which is one of his most notable roles including several other anime characters and video game voiceover.
One of the highlights from State of Play gameplay presentation was an option to employ Japanese voice trackrs with English subtitles. Kazuya Nakai's voice in showcase for Tsushima is easily recognizable for any of his long-time fans.
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Aside from his major role as Zoro, he has voiced Date Masamune from Sengoku Basara, Mondo Owada from Danganronpa series, Mugen from Samurai Champloo, Shinjiro Aragaki from Persona 3 and Soma Schicksal from God Eater.
You can turn on Japanese language track from very beginning of your playthrough for a truly immersive experience. Ghost of Tsushima also offers players an option to turn on subtitles to get more contexts of ongoing in-game events.
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Daisuke Tsuji, who previously voiced for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, Death Stranding and Prey will do English dub for Jin Sakai. Tsuji is cast alongside Hira Ambrosino, Keisuke Hoashi, Minae Noji and Patrick Gallagher for English voiceover.
Sucker Punch will be featuring a "Samurai Cinema" mode in Ghost of Tsushima with a black-and-white visual filter to show respect to its Japanese roots and thus, is making it an interesting addition for both fans of Samurai films and games.
As we are only months away from upcoming PlayStation 4-exclusive action-adventure title Ghost of Tsushima to release on July 17, 2020, a gameplay overview was featured in latest episode of State of Play presentation.
To provide Japanese voice for protagonist Jin Sakai, developer Sucker Punch Productions and publisher Sony Interactive Entertainment has cast voice actor Kazuya Nakai, renowned for his work in Japanese anime TV series One Piece.
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RELATED: The Last of Us Part 2 New Release Date, Ghost of Tsushima Delayed
Nakai became popular for voicing Roronoa Zoro of Straw Hat Pirates from One Piece anime series for two decades now, which is one of his most notable roles including several other anime characters and video game voiceover.
One of the highlights from State of Play gameplay presentation was an option to employ Japanese voice trackrs with English subtitles. Kazuya Nakai's voice in showcase for Tsushima is easily recognizable for any of his long-time fans.
RELATED: Assassin's Creed Valhalla Release Date Leaked on Amazon
Aside from his major role as Zoro, he has voiced Date Masamune from Sengoku Basara, Mondo Owada from Danganronpa series, Mugen from Samurai Champloo, Shinjiro Aragaki from Persona 3 and Soma Schicksal from God Eater.
You can turn on Japanese language track from very beginning of your playthrough for a truly immersive experience. Ghost of Tsushima also offers players an option to turn on subtitles to get more contexts of ongoing in-game events.
RELATED: Capcom May be Teasing Next Resident Evil Game for 2021
Daisuke Tsuji, who previously voiced for Call of Duty: Black Ops 4, Death Stranding and Prey will do English dub for Jin Sakai. Tsuji is cast alongside Hira Ambrosino, Keisuke Hoashi, Minae Noji and Patrick Gallagher for English voiceover.
Sucker Punch will be featuring a "Samurai Cinema" mode in Ghost of Tsushima with a black-and-white visual filter to show respect to its Japanese roots and thus, is making it an interesting addition for both fans of Samurai films and games.
