Game Announcer

The announcer signaling a perfect round for Ken in Street Fighter IV.

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First Game

Behind-The-Scene

Japanese voice actor(s)

Shinichiro Miki (Street Fighter: The Movie (console version),Street Fighter Alpha-Street Fighter Alpha 2)
Hiroaki Asai (Capcom vs. SNK 2)

English voice actor(s)

Greg Irwin (Street Fighter Alpha 3)
Bruce Robinson (Street Fighter III: New Generation - Street Fighter III: 2nd Impact)
Infinite (Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike)
Jamieson Price (Super Street Fighter IV)
Imari Williams (Street Fighter V)
Scott McCulloch (Street Fighter EX - Street Fighter EX2)
Terry Osada (Street Fighter EX3)
Tony Daniels (X-Men vs. Street Fighter - Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter)
Sally Cahill (Marvel vs. Capcom)
Lawrence Bayne (Marvel vs. Capcom 2)
John Driscoll (Marvel vs. Capcom 3 series (male))
Kate Higgins (Marvel vs. Capcom 3 series (female))
Matthew Sizemore (Street Fighter X Tekken)

"Fight!"

—Game Announcer

The Game Announcer, also known as Ring Announcer (リングアナウンサー, Ringu Anaunsā^?) and Narrator, is a voice that provides all of the game's commentary, and has been a main feature throughout the Street Fighter series.

Description

The announcer is a disembodied voice. Its exact tone often varies with (and sometimes within) the game and/or series. For example, in Marvel vs. Capcom, the voice is that of a young female, while in Street Fighter III: 3rd Strike, the voice is closer to that of a black male.

The Game Announcer signals the start and end of a match, among other things. The announcer is also known as the referee of the match.