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IGN

GTA 5 Franklin Voice Actor Clears the Air After Calling Out Twitch Star Kai Cenat for Allegedly Breaking Promise to a Young Fan

Shawn Fonteno, the voice actor for Franklin Clinton in Grand Theft Auto V, addressed a viral disagreement with Twitch streamer Kai Cenat over an alleged broken promise to a young fan. While the situation initially caused friction, the two have since reconciled.

Gamespot

GTA 6’s Stephen Root Is The Franchise’s Second-Ever Emmy Winning Actor

Actor Stephen Root, confirmed to voice Brian Heder in Grand Theft Auto 6, recently won his first Emmy for his performance in Widow's Bay. This makes him the second actor with an Emmy win to appear in a Grand Theft Auto game, following James Woods who voiced Mike Toreno in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas.

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Gaming Bolt

Marvel’s Wolverine Voice Actor is Proud of Having Voiced Logan Despite Criticisms

Liam McIntyre, the voice actor for Logan in Marvel's Wolverine, expressed pride in his performance despite the game's divisive reception. He drew parallels to his earlier career, noting his experience with beloved characters and criticism. Insomniac Games and Marvel Games thanked him for his work, and the developer is actively gathering player feedback to refine the experience.

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Shack News

Castlevania: Belmont‘s Curse voice cast

Konami has revealed the English voice cast for Castlevania: Belmont's Curse. The game features new and returning characters voiced by actors such as Abby Trott as Rose Belmont, JB Blanc as Trevor Belmont, and Graham McTavish as Dracula.

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Eurogamer

GTA 6's first confirmed actor is King of the Hill's Stephen Root: "It's an amazing thing to look at"

Actor Stephen Root, known for King of the Hill, has confirmed he is part of the voice cast for Grand Theft Auto 6. Root stated the game is scheduled for release on November 19th and expressed excitement about his involvement, calling it "an amazing thing to look at."

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Shack News

Stephen Root confirms GTA 6 role

Actor Stephen Root has confirmed his involvement in Grand Theft Auto 6, making him the first officially revealed cast member. Fans recognized his voice from the game's second trailer, leading to the confirmation. Grand Theft Auto 6 is scheduled for release on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X.

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Gamespot

Red Dead 2 Actor Shares A Gross Secret About The Game

Actor Roger Clark, who voiced Arthur Morgan in Red Dead Redemption 2, shared a peculiar detail about his performance. He revealed that he sometimes recorded lines while genuinely sick, incorporating real coughs and phlegm into the character's portrayal of tuberculosis. This approach, combined with a five-year recording period, helped make the performance less taxing.

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Metro UK

GTA 6's first voice actor confirmed and you may have worked it out already

Actor Stephen Root has confirmed his involvement in Grand Theft Auto 6, revealing he voices the character Brian Heder. Root's voice was recognized from trailers, leading to the confirmation of his role as a 'classic drug runner'. The game is set to release on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

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Gamespot

First GTA 6 Actor Officially Confirmed, And It’s A Big Name

Actor Stephen Root has officially confirmed his involvement in Grand Theft Auto 6, revealing he voices the character Brian Heder. Root's distinctive voice was reportedly recognized from early promotional materials, leading to the leak. The game is set to release on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.

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Retro Gamer

One of GTA 6's actors has finally been confirmed because it was already obvious: "There are too many people…

Actor Stephen Root has confirmed he is voicing a character in Grand Theft Auto 6, a fact widely speculated since the game's second trailer. Root expressed his happiness to be involved, noting that his involvement was not a well-kept secret due to his distinctive voice. The article also touches on the game's narrative themes and the anticipation surrounding its release.

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Gaming Bolt

Jesse And Dylan’s Personal Growth Let Remedy “Go Wild” With Their Characters in Control Resonant

Remedy Entertainment is highlighting the voice cast of Control Resonant, particularly Courtney Hope and Sean Durrie, who play Jesse and Dylan. The developers express excitement about the actors' contributions and how their strong working relationships allowed for ambitious storytelling. The game is set to launch soon on Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and PC.

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IGN

Arthur Morgan's Coughing Fits in Red Dead Redemption 2 Sound So Real Because Actor Roger Clark Was Actually Sick

Actor Roger Clark, who voices Arthur Morgan in Red Dead Redemption 2, revealed that the character's realistic coughing fits were recorded while Clark was genuinely ill. This detail adds a layer of authenticity to the performance.

PC Gamer

Electronic Arts admits to using AI voices in NHL 27: 'This process allows us to bring more variety to the…

Electronic Arts has confirmed the use of AI voice technology in NHL 27, stating it will increase variety and allow for quicker reactions to game changes. This follows reports from sportscaster John Buccigross, whose voice was used as an example. EA emphasized that the AI implementation was done with the full consent and collaboration of Buccigross and Darren Pang.

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Escapist Magazine

Nirvana, Beastie Boys, and Crazy Taxi: the story of how Bryan Burton-Lewis became Axel

Bryan Burton-Lewis, the voice of Axel in Crazy Taxi, discusses his extensive career, which includes work with bands like Nirvana and the Beastie Boys, and his significant contributions to the game beyond just voice acting. He highlights his role in music licensing, scripting, and improvising iconic lines, expressing a deep fondness for the game and its lasting impact.

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Finding Good Video Games

No Room for “Main Character Energy”: Two Voices, One Harmonious Performance

The movie K-Pop Demon Hunters features a unique approach where each principal character is voiced by two different actors, one for spoken dialogue and another for singing. This dual-voice casting is highlighted as a surprising and harmonious element of the film's performance.

Retro Gamer

Arthur Morgan's illness in Red Dead Redemption 2 is so convincing partly because actor Roger Clark caught "a lot of colds" during the game's 5-year recording process

Actor Roger Clark revealed that he intentionally recorded dialogue for Arthur Morgan's illness in Red Dead Redemption 2 while suffering from real colds, contributing to the authenticity of the character's coughing fits. This commitment to method acting over a five-year recording process enhanced the immersive performance.

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Retro Gamer

Capcom sleuths find a treasure trove of cut voice lines for Resident Evil 4 and Requiem, and we were robbed of Leon…

Newly discovered cut voice lines from Resident Evil Requiem and Resident Evil 4 Remake reveal nearly 400 and over 600 lines respectively, including humorous quips from Leon Kennedy and lines from characters like the Merchant. These lines, posted by modder Keff0, offer a fascinating glimpse into content that Capcom ultimately decided not to include in the final games.

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Metro UK

Kirby and Metroid Ravenous lead Nintendo Direct but Duskbloods remains MIA

Nintendo's latest Direct showcased new titles for the Nintendo Switch 2, including the open-world Kirby And The World Beyond and the 2D Metroid sequel Metroid Ravenous. Notably absent was any news on The Duskbloods, a FromSoftware exclusive for the platform, leading to speculation about its development status. The presentation also featured updates on Pikmin 4, Mario Kart World, and numerous other third-party and first-party titles.

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PC Gamer

Over 1,000 cut voice lines from Resident Evil 4 and Requiem reveal more about Leon Kennedy, the zombies he fights, and a…

Leaked voice lines from the Resident Evil 4 remake and Resident Evil Village offer new insights into characters like Leon Kennedy and The Duke, revealing potential connections between the games. The cut content also sheds light on the tragic nature of the infected, with some lines depicting them begging for mercy.

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Retro Gamer

One huge change in the Ocarina of Time remake: full voice-acted cutscenes for everyone, except Link of course

The upcoming remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time will feature fully voice-acted cutscenes for all characters except Link. This significant change, along with the addition of a jump button and quest log, was revealed in new footage. While the voice cast remains unannounced, the performances heard so far are considered adequate, though the author notes Ganondorf's menace might be affected by his new dialogue.

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