COMMAND & CONQUER 3:Tiberium Wars
Courtenay Taylor as Scrin A.I.
Courtenay Taylor also lends presence as the alien Scrin A.I. You might not know her name, but you probably know her voice from Supreme Commander, Knights of the Old Republic, Call of Duty 2, and God of War. She played the twins in the game's...controversial mini-game. - CRAVE/CNET.com
KNIGHTS OF THE OLD REPUBLIC (KOTOR)
Courtenay Taylor as Juhani
Part of the reason the story works so well is that it has some outstanding characters. The cream of the crop is the nine non-players characters (NPCs) that join your party...Most of them have well-written dialogue and fantastic voice acting, making them seem more like a movie character than a game character. There were three that really stood out to me: Mission Vao, *Juhani*, and HK-47. Juhani is a Jedi that fell to the dark side, but...once again walks the path of light. Her struggle with the dark side isn't over and it's interesting to watch her tread the line. - Gamespy.com
The performers in Knights of the Old Republic, as a group, might have delivered the best voice-acting we've ever heard in a videogame. They're all outstanding from top to bottom and consistently deliver heavy doses of personality and emotion that help make this such a compelling Star Wars story. Afterthoughts, comments made under the breath and all kinds of little details like that are used liberally throughout the game to convey meaning and wouldn't have been possible with low-budget voice talent. The voice acting talent on board for this game is impressive... - IGN Insider
The voice acting in KotoR is the real standout, as every single one of the approximately 14,000 lines of dialogue delivered by an NPC is spoken. The vocal work, aside from being delivered in quantity, is also quality, with alien races speaking the languages heard in the movies, and the actors filling human roles doing a believable job of conveying emotions. - Gaming World
...the voice acting is out of this world, and fully unexpected. There's a lot of dialogue in Knights, all of which is spoken in a wide variety of dialects. Obviously, this is a big pot of disaster ready to boil over, but BioWare made all the right casting choices. Nearly every line spoken has the ring of authenticity. - GamesDomain
Sound in KOTOR is absolutely stellar. The game uses a cast of more than 50 voice actors, which was a necessity since every line in the game is spoken. The acting in the game is the best I've heard in a console game. - Gamespy.com
