Ian Fisher writes: A veteran actor in film and TV, Brian Bloom is one of the few actors out there that provides a level of depth that’s rarely seen in video games. Known the most for on-screen appearances in projects such as “OZ”, “Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles”, and “A-Team: The Movie” which he also co-wrote, Brian is the type of actor that lets the role envelop him and in the case of video games that results in performances that are nuanced, layered, and ever engaging. It may surprise some of you out there to hear that the voice behind Kane from the “Kane & Lynch” series also does the voice of Jackie Estacado in “The Darkness II” along with portraying the first Avenger that is Captain America in both video games and animation, but such a thing simply shows the talent that Brian has as an actor.
GF365: "Among all the well-received and beloved video games, there are some that are horrendous. Here are our picks for the worst big budget games released since 2010."
Anthem; I'd forgotten that game existed. I remember thinking the trailer was BS though; turns out I was right.
"Worst big budget games" and immediately lists Genshin Impact, a game that has $4 billion in revenue.
$3 billion and counting along with alot of users. I disagree with that being on the list. This list is just a person opinion without merit
I havent played Genshin Impact and Mafia 3 was alright. The rest though I kind of agree with.
I loved the 1st Kane and Lynch and I could not understand how the 2nd game was as bad as it was.
Infinity Ward's leaders unveiled Modern Warfare II and fieled a lot of questions about the campaign, multiplayer, and Warzone 2.
A ok interview with a leash 😂 (PR person ) felt scripted and stone hard you can feel the interviewer looking to the leash(PR person )after every question 🤷🏿
It's a sequel to Modern Warfare 2019, a reimagining of the 2007 CoD4: Modern Warfare.
Thanks for the clarifications. Cant believed i got down voted because i had a question.
This was a very good interview - PR stepped in a few times but overall, I wasn't expecting them to go into details like using brightness/shadow/water settings as gameplay advantages and the other more-technical questions.
Zach writes: 'IO Interactive have developed a number of highly regarded titles during their two-decade long run. The Hitman games have always been huge commercial and critical successes, and even lesser-known titles like Freedom Fighters ended up as a cult classic.'.
