Game Title: Assassins Creed
Your name: Oscar Orton
Pretty or ugly: ugly
Description: This clip shows one of many examples of the lousy conversational skills of the guards roaming the cities in Assassins creed. They are very repetitive and the volume of the speech seems too high at times. Not only the guards but also the pedestrians in the city seem to have access to only a few sentences. Maybe it doesn’t bother you too much, but for me it kind of made the whole ‘city life’ less convincing.

Game Title: Icewind Dale
Your name: L Verschelden
Pretty or ugly: Pretty
Description: I like the soundtrack from this game, the background music is calm for peacefull area's and more upbeat for the more dangerous area's.

This short is from the Kuldahar scene, a town kept alive by the warmth of a giant oak. I think it gives a feeling of warmth in an otherwise cold place, with a bit of lonelyness thrown in. I find that fitting for a town in frostbitten north whith bearly any towns nearby.

Game Title: Dead Space
Your name: Cas Beenker
Pretty or ugly: ugly
Description: If you have to try this boss for a few times in a row, i would go nuts from the sound the boss makes. Think it's a part of the game, but i would turn the sound off.

Game Title: Uncharted 2
Your name: Davy Jacobs
Pretty or ugly: Pretty
Description: The soundtrack is only being played when necessary. When it’s not, it’s replaced by the sound of the environment. You hear the wind moving the flags, the water sprinkling, the different moans of the character when he’s climbing and the fire of the bus.

The voice acting is also incredible: he reacts to almost everything the player would also react to. It makes the character more alive and for the player it’s easier to notice important things when the character asks himself the question if he could use it, interact with it or not.

Game Title: Crazy Frog Racer 2
Your name: Davy Jacobs
Pretty or ugly: Ugly
Description: The sound effects don’t suite the environment at all. It sounds as if it’s all happening inside of a room instead of outside. There’s also a delay between the sound effect and the movement making the sound.