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theprof00 on 27 August 2010
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Soriku said:


How many RPGs out there are completely voiced? I can't think of one. Is FF XIII fully voiced (including NPCs)? I'm talking about the large majority of PS2 RPGs or Wii RPGs. Large majority (if not all in the Wii's case) don't use dual layer.

Low quality audio? Some RPGs I've played I think had varying voice audio but most of them are completely fine...still not dual layered. I don't see why Nintendo would use the best of the best audio in Zelda anyway to the point it's dual layer...

oftentimes lower quality audio doesn't sound lower quality, the volume is just lower. It's similar to resolution, you can have high resolution on a small file size, but the picture will be smaller.

Valkyria chronicles is completely voiced. tales of phantasia, oblivion, demon's souls, fallout 3, kotor, a bunch of jrpgs have voicing.

Listen, I'm not talking every character has to be voiced, I'm saying nintendo games have 0 voice acting. There's some sounds or maybe some garble like in animal crossing. That saves a huge amount of space. It's not a bad thing, but it's not a good thing either. It's just a different way of doing things.

Audio is roughly a meg for every minute. It gets bigger the better quality the audio is. HD audio takes up a lot of space too. And the highest quality is always uncompressed. 

I think one of the reasons ssbb was so large is because of all the music in the game. Also because of the number of characters. Each character takes up quite a bit of space.