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The Star Wars franchise bringing back a young Luke Skywalker on its Disney Plus shows has stirred some interest in recasting the iconic role for future appearances, and one fan online has given their suggestion on who could take on the challenge to the overt disapproval of others.
James Earl Jones, the award-winning actor known for the deep, commanding voice that brought life to characters ranging from Mufasa to Darth Vader, has died at the age of 93. A Deadline report says Jones' death was confirmed by his representatives at Independent Artist Group.
Warner Bros. Games and Player First Games' free-to-play fighting game ended its open beta last year, coming as a surprise to many after two full seasons of new content and characters gave the appearance that the game had already moved into its full release. Almost a full year later, is set to return with its first season of new content.
The director of MultiVersus says dataminers do “a disservice to the players” by revealing characters and stages before they’re officially announced.
After a lengthy downtime, Warner Bros. Games' is set to release with a seemingly larger roster than was present in the beta. pits some of the most popular characters from the company's franchises together in a fighting game for the ages. First shown off in a beta test during 2022 and 2023, the beta ended in June 2023, so the development team could turn a full focus on polishing the game, which already seemed to have a great starting point.
A new trailer for MultiVersus shows The Joker in action, and also seemingly confirms The Powerpuff Girls as playable characters.
Mark Hamill will return as the voice of The Joker for Multiversus, Warner Brothers and Player First Games have confirmed, following several years away from the role. A brief teaser, posted to X/Twitter, gives some of The Joker's moves, while a short trailer was posted to YouTube with a longer one to come later.
Mark Hamill will return to voice The Joker in Multiversus.
Warner Bros. Games has announced the Joker as the latest character to join the playable roster in the upcoming 2D platform fighting game MultiVersus. It was also revealed that the Joker will be voiced by Mark Hamill, who portrayed the Clown Prince of Crime in the animated Batman television series and the popular Batman: Arkham video game franchise.