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Hitman's protagonist Agent 47 has been switching disguises and targets for 25 years, but one thing has always remained constant: his voice actor. David Bateson has voiced Agent 47 since the beginning, and in a recent interview with Play Magazine, he outlined how it all started.
may have shot voice actor Roger Clark into the spotlight but the star does still have one major regret about his time as Arthur Morgan. Lending his vocal talents to the protagonist of Rockstar's most technically impressive game yet wasn't as easy as some may suspect but to his credit, Clark rose to the occasion. Beyond walking with weights around his legs to simulate heavy snow or mastering performing atop a live horse, the actor clearly loved the experience but there is one thing he'd still change.
Roger Clark has revealed his biggest regret while voicing the outlaw with a heart Arthur Morgan in Red Dead Redemption 2.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is taking the radical step to automatically enable proximity voice chat between an attacker and their human shield, and surprise surprise, people are already abusing the new feature.
In the early 1980s, Sierra was at the forefront of the move from text adventures to adventures of the graphical kind—first with Mystery House, and later a string of games made in the studio's own Adventure Game Interpreter, like the first King's Quest and its immediate sequels. AGI allowed for sound effects, music, and 16-color vector graphics, depicting protagonists who moved around scenes with the arrow keys. You still had to type «lift plank» and «get ring» to interact with things, but you had something nice to look at in addition to the paragraph of text you'd get by typing «look» in each new location.
In an interview with Variety, prolific videogame voice actor, Jennifer Hale, whose credits include Mass Effect, Planescape: Torment, and the original Baldur's Gate, defended SAG-AFTRA drilling down on AI protections for performers in its continued negotiations with major game publishers. Videogame voice actors have been on strike against publishers including EA, Activision, and Disney since July 26.
Amazon's next-gen «Remarkable» Alexa assistant will be powered by Anthropic's Claude AI, cost $5-10 per month and arrive in October ahead of the holidays, five sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters.
Popplio's final evolution, Primarina, is the star of the show right now in , thanks to the August 2024 Community Day event. With loads of Popplio spawning in the wild around the world, a boosted chance of finding a Shiny version, and a new featured attack for Primarina, Trainers will want to know if this final evolution is any good, and what its best moveset looks like.