It’s due to this possible change that we should take a moment to look at StarCraft’s voice acting, and how the voice acting in StarCraft II could make a large impact on the single player aspect of the game. This possible voice casting alteration could give Robert Clotworthy a chance to audition for the voice of Raynor, or could take Glynnis Talken’s voice away from Kerrigan. Robert Clotworthy has not been selected to return as the voice of Raynor, and so far all of the clips of Raynor featured in StarCraft II have used another voice actor. She’s informed us that so far, all of the recording that she’s done for Blizzard for the Kerrigan Reveal Cinematic & Kerrigan Animatic Flashback that were shown at Blizzcon 2008, were referred to as “auditions” even though all of her previous contracts included a clause that state that there’s no guarantee that they’ll use her voice in the final game. Glynnis Talken had previously been confirmed to reprise her role as the Queen of Blades, but this has now been thrown into question.

The fact that voice acting is being closely considered now most likely means that the single player part of the game has entered a more solid state, and may be wrapping up. It has been brought to light that the voice acting positions for both Jim Raynor & Sarah Kerrigan have become available. Some information regarding characters’ voice acting has come up, and deserves an in-depth look at what could potentially vastly change the game. With most of the news being focused on multiplayer gameplay and balance aspects of StarCraft II, news about single player can be hard to come by, especially because most of it is remaining secret so that the intrigue of the game won’t be spoiled before its release.

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