Pokémon Legends: Z-A Needs a Change
'Z-A' is a great game, but it makes some of the series' lingering problems abundantly clear, and one of those flaws is a bizarre lack of voice acting.
It’s time to evolve. Fifteen years ago, I’d have been in disbelief if you’d told me we’d have not one, but three Zelda games with full voice acting.
Pokémon adding voice acting has been a hotly contested topic for years, and after playing Pokémon Legends: Z-A, I’m more confident than ever in saying, yes, Pokémon really needs it.
There’s a way it can be done that bolsters the series’ identity rather than detracts from it.
Author's summary: Pokémon Legends needs voice acting.
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