Roger Craig Smith, one of the better known voice actors in the industry who isn’t Troy Baker or Nolan North, looks ready to say goodbye to one of his most iconic roles.

Having said that, when I first watched that reveal trailer I was totally fooled so at least his replacement is doing a pretty decent job.

Borderlands 3 even begins in a way that’ll be instantly familiar to anyone who played any of the previous games. You’re a new vault hunter in town, a charismatic threat has popped up and series icon Claptrap is there to greet you. Only this time, his distinctive voice sounds kind of…off. What gives? For Borderlands 3, Clappy’s regular voice actor David Eddings has been replaced entirely.

In 2016, the Screen Actors’ Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists members had a few demands for the video game industry. They were after residual payments, more transparency about the games that they were breathing life into and some protection for their actual voices. You know, the bits of audio organic matter that their entire career is built around. Can you imagine what a throat must feel like after a day f voicing Popeye? Madness.

Devil May Cry could very well be getting a long overdue sequel, if a slight leak from a resume is to be trusted.

The voice actors have voted and we are now one step closer to them going on strike. Let's hope that the publishers come to the table - I don't want to see games delayed as a result.

Characters like Geralt and Ciri aren't the only ones who need detailed attention; villains are much deeper with voices like these.

One of Fallout 3's voice actors is being teasy on Twitter. Is Fallout 4 on the way?