It’s tricky to humanize antagonists in a way that players may even end up sympathizing with them, but Bailey’s performance as Abby does that. Staff Writer Rebecca Stone: Abby is quite possibly one of the most polarizing characters in the Last of Us Part II, but there’s no denying that Laura Bailey brings her to life in such a compelling way. These are all noteworthy feats since so many new lines and scenes were added to Final Fantasy VII Remake that didn’t exist at all in the original 1997 game.Įven with some of the highest expectations imaginable coming from Final Fantasy VII fans, White doesn’t disappoint in the slightest.
White is able to convey a range of emotions, especially when Aerith speaks about her past or her future with a more somber tone. Her Aerith isn’t all sunshine and rainbows, though. It’s a fitting approach here, as Aerith spends plenty of time traveling alongside the often stone-faced Cloud.Īerith’s clever remarks and quick-witted comebacks during her banter with Cloud provide some of the best instances of dialogue in the game thanks to Briana White’s delivery. White takes the usually calm, composed, and at times exceedingly pure Aerith and is able to inject her with a playful and vibrant personality that’s unique to her performance. She’s passionate and invested in her role as Aerith Gainsborough in Final Fantasy VII Remake, and it shows. Staff Writer Ethan Anderson: This is Briana White’s first major voice acting role, but you wouldn’t be able to tell just by listening to her performance. Jeter made the role his own, delivering a charismatic performance befitting of the writing and the character. Most importantly, Jeter’s performance made Miles feel relatable and allowed me to build a stronger connection with the born-and-raised Brooklyn teen than I ever really felt with Peter, culminating in a goosebump-giving finale. His enthusiasm for stepping into the Spidey suit in Peter Parker’s absence was infectious, and yet amidst all this, you felt the emotional turmoil Miles went through as the plot twisted and turned in typical superhero story fashion.
Jeter’s performance nailed the entire emotional spectrum. Where the gameplay remained the same in 2020’s web-slinging offering, it was Nadji Jeter’s performance as Miles Morales that ensured the adventure really stood out from its predecessor. It was a pretty high bar to exceed, and yet somehow, Miles Morales managed to do just that. The gameplay was tight, the story was original and interesting, and the voice acting performances were solid, bringing the likes of Peter Parker and Mary Jane to life. Guides Editor Chris Jecks: The original Marvel’s Spider-Man back in 2018 was one of my favorite games of that year.
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