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Final Fantasy 16 and Warframe: 1999 actor Ben Starr has been caught up in the Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree hype, and it sounds like he's having a rather traditional experience with FromSoftware's action RPG, because he has "no idea" where he is.
The voice of Red Dead Redemption 2's Arthur Morgan says he'd "absolutely" like to return to the character in a TV or film adaptation, but that Hollywood's attitude to video game actors might make him think twice.
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.
As someone inveterately tepid on GTA 5, I was shocked by how much I loved Red Dead Redemption 2 when it finally hit PC five years ago. But how could I not? Arthur Morgan is a triumph of a character: Nuanced and heartfelt and clearly written with a great deal of love, and voiced perfectly by his actor Roger Clark.
Roger Clark, the voice and actor behind Red Dead Redemption 2 protagonist Arthur Morgan, recently shared his personal pick for the game's "canon ending," and this is the official ending spoiler warning for those still waiting to play this 2018 classic.
is such a massive game that completing it 100% is a task most wouldn't dare to attempt but one dedicated player showed off how the experience can be worthwhile. Beyond finishing the main story and every piece of side content, those users wanting the coveted Platinum trophy will need to go out of their way to hunt every secret achievement that's not connected to a quest. That in itself is daunting, but committing to the challenge can be incredibly rewarding when it's pulled off with such an emotional resolution.
Sadie Adler's introduction in 's opening moments set the tone for the rest of the game, which was steeped in tragedy. While Sadie's role in the first few chapters was somewhat reduced as the game focused on introducing its new protagonist, Arthur Morgan, and the Van der Linde gang, she did become an integral part of the narrative as time went on, and the character was soon established as a fan-favorite to the extent that many have expressed interest in seeing her as the protagonist of considering how her story was left.
's titular anti-hero, Arthur Morgan, has become one of the most beloved protagonists in any video game of recent memory. A gruff exterior and no-nonsense attitude have ingratiated his character to nearly everyone who picks up for the first time. And while there are plenty of scenes that differ depending on whether the player aligns themselves with good or evil, one touching scene stands out among the rest.