STEVE RITCHIE, SINGER FILTER FROM MORTAL KOMBAT II SHARING THE STORY OF HIS LIFE
Classic games in the era of the 90s did not have many series that offer voice acting. In addition to the evil 8-vit laugh from Kefka in the highly popular Final Fantasy VI, the announcer of the Mortal Kombat II fighting game is probably the most memorable in the gamers' memories.
Not only from evil laughter and emotional words like "Fatality" and "Finish Him" alone that make it interesting, but the overall flow and atmosphere of the game also change with just one voice. If you're curious about the figure behind this evil announcer's announcement, the Great Big Story Youtube channel recently created a short documentary video of Steve Ritchie, who is none other than the voice actor.
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In the video, Ritchie recounts his travels in the gaming industry. He first started his career as an arcade game developer like the classic pinball, and also became the voice of some evil characters in the arcade game he made. His career was on the cusp of fame when he was appointed voice actor announcer in the latest sequel to Mortal Kombat II.
Despite Ritchie's high dedication in the development of arcade games as his main career, but we certainly will not forget his contribution as the most iconic and impressive voice actor to date.