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*** Ja Green voiced Leon Powlaski, the Shogun pilot, the Sarumarine captain, the Forever Train engineer, the general at Area 6, as well as the OpeningNarration.
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*** Ja Green voiced Leon Powlaski, the Shogun pilot, the Sarumarine captain, the Forever Train engineer, the general at Area 6, as well as and he also provided the OpeningNarration.
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N64 games often got French and German translations, but a select few also receive Spanish and/or Italian translations. Not sure if Star Fox 64 received all of these or just a small handful, but it would be nice to list the specific European countries besides the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and other such places where English is either an official language or commonly spoken.
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** The code for the "[[SpeakingSimlish Lylat Language]]" mode was created early in development just in case having fully-voiced dialogue proved infeasible from a cartridge space standpoint, and DummiedOut from the U.S. and Japanese releases due to the developers thinking that nobody would choose to use it over actual spoken dialogue. It was re-instated for the European ''Lylat Wars'' release, due to the infeasibility of creating different dubs for every country that the game would be released in.
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** The code for the "[[SpeakingSimlish Lylat Language]]" mode was created early in development just in case having fully-voiced dialogue proved infeasible from a cartridge space standpoint, and DummiedOut from the U.S. North American and Japanese releases due to the developers thinking that nobody would choose to use it over actual spoken dialogue. It was re-instated for the European ''Lylat Wars'' release, possibly due to the infeasibility of creating different dubs for every additional country that the game would be released in.in (France, Germany, Italy and Spain, specifically).
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* KillerApp: For the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64. It had voice acting (Peach and Mario in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'' had a few lines, but this was the first N64 game to be fully voiced) and controller vibration via the Rumble Pak, which it came packaged with.
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* KillerApp: For the UsefulNotes/Nintendo64.Platform/Nintendo64. It had voice acting (Peach and Mario in ''VideoGame/SuperMario64'' had a few lines, but this was the first N64 game to be fully voiced) and controller vibration via the Rumble Pak, which it came packaged with.
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* TheDanza: Bill Grey voiced by Bill Johns in ''[[VideoGame/StarFox64 64]]''.
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* NowWhichOneWasThatVoice: The cast section in the game's ending credits lists the voice actors, but not their roles. The English voice actors' roles were [[http://geekmelee.com/2016/04/star-fox-64-the-voices-that-echo-through-the-lylat-system/ eventually confirmed]] in April 2016.
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* UnspecifiedRoleCredit: The cast section in the game's ending credits lists the voice actors, but not their roles. The English voice actors' roles were [[http://geekmelee.com/2016/04/star-fox-64-the-voices-that-echo-through-the-lylat-system/ eventually confirmed]] in April 2016.
