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Scott Dolph
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Scott Dolph is the translator of multiple Konami video games, most notably from Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear Solid series. Kojima named a Marine commandant after Dolph in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty. In addition, he also provided some voice acting for Metal Gear Solid and Sons of Liberty, but only in the english versions.
Additionally, Dolph did translation work for Konami's Dance Dance Revolution, whose wildly successful export to America from Japan can be attributed, at least in some part, to his suggestions. He also performed on at least four original tracks (Drop the Bomb, its remix with System SF, Flow, and its remix) for the game series as rapper Scotty D. He wrote the lyrics and rapped on Drop the Bomb. Additionally, Dolph provided vocals for Stick Around in Beatmania IIDX CS 6th Style. Dolph also worked on Zone of the Enders: Fist of Mars for the Gameboy Advance.
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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Scott Dolph is the translator of multiple Konami video games, most notably from Hideo Kojima's Metal Gear Solid series. Kojima named a Marine commandant after Dolph in Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty. In addition, he also provided some voice acting for Metal Gear Solid and Sons of Liberty, but only in the english versions.
Additionally, Dolph did translation work for Konami's Dance Dance Revolution, whose wildly successful export to America from Japan can be attributed, at least in some part, to his suggestions. He also performed on at least four original tracks (Drop the Bomb, its remix with System SF, Flow, and its remix) for the game series as rapper Scotty D. He wrote the lyrics and rapped on Drop the Bomb. Additionally, Dolph provided vocals for Stick Around in Beatmania IIDX CS 6th Style. Dolph also worked on Zone of the Enders: Fist of Mars for the Gameboy Advance.
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This biographical article relating to a computer or video game specialist is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Dolph"
Categories: Computer and video game specialist stubs | Metal Gear actors
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