Do Video Games REALLY Need Leading Men?

Tuesday, 8th November 2011
Posted in Blog Archive, Gaming
Tags: actor, actors, experience, game, games, Guild, interview, leading, MarkHamill, NolanNorth, salaries, uncharted, voice, voiceovers

Written by: Craig HuntercloseAuthor: Craig Hunter Name: Craig Hunter
Email: teatreemultimedia@gmail.com
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About: Craig Hunter is a main contributor for the Jace Hall Show and has been an avid gamer for over 15 years. He also freelances for a number of websites and magazines covering mobile products and emerging technologies.See Authors Posts (1158)

With games on current generation consoles blurring the lines between Hollywood-style epic narratives and conventional gameplay, the voice actors behind the lead characters in our favorite games can be crucial to the overall experience.

Even with the video game industry enjoying consistent growth while the movie industries try to re-invent themselves, the actors so crucial to the success of these games Continue reading “Do Video Games REALLY Need Leading Men?” »

Sorry Gizmodo, The Internet Did Not Lie to Us

Thursday, 28th July 2011
Posted in Blog Archive, Pop Culture, Technology
Tags: charge, content, Freddie, Freddie Wong, Freddiew, Gizmodo, Guild, internet, Men, Mercury, Mercury Men, pay, The Guild, Wong

Written by: R Bryant FranciscloseAuthor: R Bryant Francis Name: Bryant Francis
Email: bryant.francis@outlook.com
Site: http://writingronin.tumblr.com/
About: R. Bryant Francis is a former contributing writer to the Jace Hall Show who specializes in gaming, pop culture, and all-around geekiness. Outside of the show, Bryant pursues a career in Hollywood as a producer and filmmaker.See Authors Posts (264)

FREE. FOREVER

By R. Bryant Francis

Brian Barrett over at Gizmodo wrote a post talking about the nature of “free” content on the internet, and how we should get used to the notion of subscribing and paying for things like the New York Times, TV Shows, and other things we’re used to getting for either free or with the basic cover charge that is internet access. I recommend you read it, mainly for his argument that the internet as we knew it Continue reading “Sorry Gizmodo, The Internet Did Not Lie to Us” »