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** Aida is voiced by [[Jackie Underwood]], whom you may know as [[Wheel of Time|Sephraem]] and [[Star Control|Syreen]]. |
** Aida is voiced by [[Jackie Underwood]], whom you may know as [[Wheel of Time|Sephraem]] and [[Star Control|Syreen]]. |
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** Isaak is voiced by [[Jeff Baker]], also known as [[The Elder Scrolls|Dunmer]]. |
** Isaak is voiced by [[Jeff Baker]], also known as [[The Elder Scrolls|Dunmer]]. |
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* [[What Could Have Been]]: This game has a LOT of content cut from the game, as seen [http://liandri.beyondunreal.com/Cut_content_of_Unreal_II here]. The final game would have weighted 8GB, which was A LOT for it's time. The special mention in this area is the multiplayer part, which was cut because of ''Unreal Tournament 2003''. |
* [[What Could Have Been]]: This game has a LOT of content cut from the game, as seen [https://web.archive.org/web/20110105231142/http://liandri.beyondunreal.com/Cut_content_of_Unreal_II here]. The final game would have weighted 8GB, which was A LOT for it's time. The special mention in this area is the multiplayer part, which was cut because of ''Unreal Tournament 2003''. |
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Latest revision as of 20:16, 28 March 2020
- Hey, It's That Voice!:
- Dalton is voiced by Michael Mack, which makes him the perfect Redguard.
- Aida is voiced by Jackie Underwood, whom you may know as Sephraem and Syreen.
- Isaak is voiced by Jeff Baker, also known as Dunmer.
- What Could Have Been: This game has a LOT of content cut from the game, as seen here. The final game would have weighted 8GB, which was A LOT for it's time. The special mention in this area is the multiplayer part, which was cut because of Unreal Tournament 2003.