Christopher Judge The person who played and voiced Kratos in God of War and God of War Ragnarok responds to Amazon CEO's comment about not needing actors in the video game industry after the advent of artificial intelligence.
Christoph Hartmann He previously commented that AI technologies will eliminate the need for developers to bring in expensive actors to perform scenes in their games, as such scenes can be performed with the same plot at a lower cost through AI technologies that are now available.
Judge through his personal account on X platform And when he was watching a clip from behind the scenes of recording a scene Ashley Johnson The famous scene in The Last of Us Part 2 (we don't want to spoil the scene) where she executed it with all her feelings, which was almost completely reflected in the scene itself in the game. While Judge commented sarcastically, saying: “Thank god there is no representation in video games… so cool,” I mean Hartmann of course.
Christopher Judge's role in the 2018 God of War reboot has been widely praised by critics and gamers alike, earning him the Best Performance award at the 2022 Game Awards for his role in the series. Additionally, Judge won the Leading Role award at the BAFTA Awards in March 2023, during which he called for an end to the console wars.
We previously learned from a job posting for the Santa Monica team that they were working on a new IP, but it seems that the next God of War is also in development alongside the mysterious new title. A job posting from the team is looking for a combat system developer with experience, and you can find more details here.
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