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‘Now You’re Pushing It’ — Debra Wilson Drew the Line at the Wolverine Devs Scanning Her Tattoos Into the Game

Actor Debra Wilson expressed frustration with her likeness being used in video games without her explicit consent, stating she prefers playing characters that do not resemble her. She drew a line with the developers of Wolverine, indicating a boundary regarding the scanning of her tattoos for game assets.

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Marvel's Wolverine star Debra Wilson isn't sure why Insomniac used her likeness for Callisto: "I honestly love games where they don't look like me at all"

Voice actor Debra Wilson expressed surprise and questioned why Insomniac Games used her likeness for the character Callisto in Marvel's Wolverine. Wilson stated she prefers playing characters that do not resemble her, allowing for greater immersion, and noted that Callisto is a known X-Men character with various existing interpretations.

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The Destiny 2 cast share emotional farewells in character ahead of today’s final update

As Destiny 2 receives its final update after twelve years, voice actors for characters like Cayde-6, Glint, Crow, Eris Morn, and Savathûn have shared emotional farewell messages in character. The Bungie art and audio teams also expressed gratitude to the community for shaping the game's world and journey.

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SGF 2026: Things Get Suss as Among Us Gets New Game and TV Series

During Summer Game Fest 2026, Innersloth announced a new narrative game, Among Us Story: On Guard, for PC and Nintendo platforms, featuring investigation and identifying imposters. Additionally, a trailer for the Among Us TV series was revealed, set to debut on Paramount+ and described as a workplace comedy parodying The Thing. The original Among Us game was also surprise-released.

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Among Us character guide: Who voices Green, Orange, Blue, Red, and more in the new video game adaptation?

The new animated series adaptation of the video game Among Us, now available on Paramount Plus, features a star-studded cast. This guide details the voice actors behind the color-coded crewmates, including Yvette Nicole Brown as Orange, Randall Park as Red, and Elijah Wood as Green. The series follows a group of astronauts on a mission that turns deadly when an alien imposter infiltrates their ranks.

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Among Us TV Show Surprise: All 10 Episodes Are Out Now

The "Among Us" television show has premiered on Paramount+, with all 10 episodes now available to stream. The animated series, created by Owen Dennis and produced by Innersloth and Titmouse, features a cast including Yvette Nicole Brown, Ashley Johnson, and Elijah Wood. A new "Among Us" game was also teased for Summer Game Fest.

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Don’t Mourn Destiny 2, Be Grateful That It Existed

Following the announcement of Destiny 2's final major update on June 9, the article reflects on the game's impact and the community's desire for a sequel. Content creator Luckyy10p initiated a petition signed by over 330,000 people, urging Sony and Bungie to consider Destiny 3. Voice actors from the game have also shared messages of support for the franchise's future.

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The key to a great video game performance? Team trust.

Actors Debra Wilson and Jane Perry, alongside directors Tom Keegan and Damien Goodwin, discuss how trust and collaboration within game development teams are essential for creating memorable characters. They highlight the importance of teamwork in achieving great video game performances.

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The key to a great video game performance? Team trust.

Creating compelling video game performances relies heavily on trust and collaboration between actors, performance directors, and the core development team. This deep dive panel at GDC Festival of Games 2026 highlighted how open communication and mutual respect are essential for actors like Debra Wilson and Jane Perry, and directors like Tom Keegan and Damien Goodwin, to serve the story effectively.