Hes highly successfull and probably made tons of money.
Most other VA's arnt as fortunate as him.

Im not sure if hes against the VA that are on strike, or just means to say programmers/artists for said games should also get paid better?

Programmers are treated horribly too in the game industry, worse than VA's are, and they work longer/harder.

Alot of people getting a education as a programmer, are being told dont do it for the money, or the easy work, you wont get paid anything and will be worked to death doing it. Reality is unless your extremly passionate about it, gameing isnt what most programmers aim for, because its a rough ride.

Why would anyone want that? a highly tallented VA doing lots of works for games? my that sounds horrible :p

Okay eventually some would get tired of always hearing the same voice....

That's real easy for him to say, he's the highest paid of all video game voice actors, he's in just about every game released in the last decade. The vast majority of video game voice actors are underpaid, they get just a few small roles a year, and are forced to work a 2nd or even 3rd job just to make ends meet. I'm not saying that the developers don't deserve better too, they most certainly do. It's time for developers and actors to unite and go on strike together until the publishers give them a bigger piece of the giant pie. Many of these games make billions of dollars, yet the developers and actors together might be lucky to get 15% of that revenue between them (split about 400 ways), the rest goes to pay some fat cat executive's bloated paycheck. 

Well, I heard japan have like a dozen male porn actors for thousand female actress and the most famous of the males said he felt sad because it must be boring to see he all the time in all the movies.

The vast majority of video game voice actors are underpaid, they get just a few roles a year, and are forced to work a 2nd or even 3rd job just to make ends meet.

It's not just the lesser known voice actors that aren't being paid enough. There are some high profile voice actors taking part in this strike as well, people like Phil LaMarr and Jennifer Hale.

Just because they are forced to work a 2nd or 3rd job they shouldn't consider themselves to be voice actors? Even though that's what they want to be, what they've trained for, even paid for voice coaching lessons to become? I'm not saying these smaller voice actors should be paid the big bucks, many of them do nameless NPC voices and such, but they should make more than they are now. Some of them get paid a couple hundred dollars a day and only record a few days a month, that barely even covers the cost of the flight to the voice recording location if the actor doesn't live near where the recording is taking place. 

Seems like he was trying to draw attention to the fact that, while voice actors are demanding royalties, the people who actually make the games aren't typically incentivized to sell more copies except by the prospect of keeping their jobs.

That's real easy for him to say, he's the highest paid of all video game voice actors, he's in just about every game released in the last decade. The vast majority of video game voice actors are underpaid, they get just a few roles a year, and are forced to work a 2nd or even 3rd job just to make ends meet. I'm not saying that the developers don't deserve better too, they most certainly do. It's time for developers and actors to unite and go on strike together until the publishers give them a bigger piece of the giant pie. Many of these games make hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars, yet the developers and actors together might be lucky to get 15% of that revenue between them (split anywhere between 200 and 1000 ways depending on how many people worked on the game), the rest goes to pay some fat cat executives' bloated paychecks.