That’s the first big improvement of this remaster, completely new voice acting for the entire game. SegaBut what I’m really happy about is that the visual upgrade still holds some of the grunginess of the original PS2 game. The original game had a fixed camera in battles, but now you duke it out in 3D arenas with full movement and control. New voice acting and visual make Raidou feel modern, but still retains its classic spirit. SegaIt’s hard to overstate just how much of an improvement this combat system feels like, completely altering your experience with the game.