Well, that may just be Polygon being Polygon. But when everyone else is rallying behind the union it is kind of conspicuous that he would say this. Of course he's not blaming the actors who want more money and better conditions, but he does seem to be putting into perspective what they do.

Does the voice for Bob in Bob's Burgers (Fox) and Archer in Archer (FX).  Also, did a few other voices such as Coach McGuirk in Home Movies.

Put what into perspective? Some guys want to be paid more, so they strike. End of story.

Like pokoko said, these are not the equivalent of stage or screen actors and they often seem to forget that. No one really buys a game because of who voice acted in it and without the nameless, faceless programmers there is no game for them to act in.

For all the people bashing him here because he's a big name, North does some of the most intensive video game acting around and he wasn't always the Nolan North, so he probably knows whereof he speaks on this subject.

It is sad, but not for the reasons he's saying. What is said is how sexism is still so rampant there that there are thousands of women who are pressured into partaking in sexual acts for a living while a much smaller number of men have to do that.

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. 

For all the people bashing him here because he's a big name, North does some of the most intensive video game acting around and he wasn't always the Nolan North, so he probably knows whereof he speaks on this subject.

I hardly think that's true. Activision is one of the publishers that this strike is about, so let's use CoD as an example. Modern Warfare 2 had a budget of $250 million, $50 million of which was the production budget. Modern Warfare 2's revenue was over $1 billion. $1 billion - $250 million leaves $750 million. Where did that $750 million go? It didn't go to the developers, there's a few hundred of them which get paid about $70,000 a year on average ($70,000 times 300 developers is $21m as an example). It didn't go to the voice actors, they probably made even less from MW2 than the develoeprs did. It didn't go to the next CoD game, Black Ops 1, it's budget was approximately the same as MW2's. So where did it go? A hefty portion of it went to pay the bloated salaries of Activision executives like Bobby Kotick and Erik Hirshberg. The rest, who knows where it went, Activision probably squandered it on their other smaller developers, most of which have collapsed since MW2 released because their games flopped. 

A lot of it gone to taxes, other to retailers, other to cost of production/distribution and another good part to pay for projects that didn't meet the goals...

Only people with very little knowledge of any business think the margins are astronomical.

Also they want a full scale payment for every 500K the game sells up to 2M. Some games doesnt even break even at 2M...

So if they have paid say 50K combined to all the voice actors for their work, that means they have to pay them another 200K if the game sells 2m. 

Have they put any clause that they will return their wages if the game doesn't turn profitable or even pay up for the costs of making the game? I bet they didn't.