Lost Odyssey: Witch Named Sarah

As far as I've gotten in the game, this is the most emotional part of the game I had encountered yet. This features the before boss fight scene, boss fight, and after boss fight scene, which I truely encourage you to watch.
Asside from being my all time favorite part of the game, I also wanted to see how good I could get the quality on HandBrake. I didn't really bother editing the video on where it ended.

[@Boggort]

that line "You heard me!" "No i didn't..." cracks me up. I enjoyed the Eng voice over in this game with Jansen's improv lines

[@jakewheeler6678]

This was such an underrated game. Easily one of the best that generation

[@MintyCoolness]

they really should port it to current gen consoles by now lol

[@KeveniveK21]

I really dig the track on this battle.Geez I miss real turn based rpgs. I'd like a Lost odyssey 2 on next gen.

[@Glorfindelfan1234]

KeveniveK21 the track is called space disorientation

[@keemaneedickens9136]

Note: Sarah is not a witch. she is an immortal.

[@Enuvrack]

I feel like this was poorly written. All the dialouge sounds forced and unatural to me.

[@FromAgonyToLight]

The fault is the translators were lazy, the game is originally in Japanese. They had amazing voice actors but didn't bother with making the English smoother, and on top of it all had the actors try to match the lip-movements of the characters. Which causes like you said: a very forced experience since they are waiting to speak at the right time, within a specific limit.

[@ninjamatic5000]

@@FromAgonyToLight I believe, and correct me if I'm wrong, that even in the Japanese version, the lip sync is still for the English dialogue.
But yes, the English version sounds odd.

[@MintyCoolness]

I only agree in the cases of Cooke and Mack. imo, everyone else is fine