How is glados so evil on portal 1 when wheatley the one who corrupted her isn't attached to her? He is voiced by british comedian and writer stephen merchant, and created in part by portal 2's designer erik wolpaw. I've really been trying to reply to all of the comments! Portal 2 (2011 video game). Characters and voice actors of behind the voice actors of. It's safe to say that stephen merchant's portrayal of wheatley, the malfunctioning robotic sphere in portal 2, is one of the best voice over performances in video game history. This is the subreddit for portal and portal 2, games developed by valve software. Do you recognize any voice actor ?Īlongside, helpful links regarding portal 2 wheatley voicelines are also present. That aids the player in their return to the wheatley was unveiled at e3 this june and was temporarily voiced by valve animator richard lord. It features John DiMaggio, and is currently available on Netflix.Portal 2 (2011 video game). And if you want to see more about how the world of voice acting works, I’d recommend watching a documentary called I Know That Voice. It might not be the most interesting thing to some people, but if you’ve got any interest in how voice acting works, or just the behind-the-scenes stuff from how games are made, it’s really worth a listen. Thanks to his work, you can hear a lot of the process that went into getting those lines recorded exactly the way that we eventually heard them. As it turns out, those nearly inaudible bits were actually directions being given to Joe, from the Valve writers. Tyler McVicker from Valve News Network put a lot of time into cleaning up the audio files and transcribing them. However, this file contained bits of garbled audio between takes. Now finding some unused takes from a voice actor isn’t necessarily interesting all by itself. However, one of the files that was dug up from the demo included rough cuts and outtakes from Joe Michaels, who is the announcer for the demo, as well as in Portal 2. The performance test contained some of the first new Portal content that we’ve gotten in a while, though it’s not exactly long, or very story-driven. Today’s peek comes in the form of the latter, contained within the recent SteamVR performance test. The most you tend to get are developer commentary, or old files that were still hidden away inside of the game’s release. After all, they’ve got cameras rolling for quite a bit of the material already. It’s not hard to find a lot of behind-the-scenes stuff for TV and movies.
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