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I Didn’t Even Notice That Commander Shepard Was In BioShock Infinite
There aren’t that many “stars” in video game voice acting, but Jennifer Hale is certainly one of them. Despite the fact that she’s played leading roles in everything from Metal Gear Solid to Knights of the Old Republic, it was really the Mass Effect series that pushed her over the top. These days, whether I’m hearing her voice in Avatar: The Last Airbender or Diablo III, I’m really just hearing commander Shepard.
This Is How To Capture Kratos’ Human Side…
I was lucky enough to visit Sony Santa Monica for the announcement of God of War: Ascension and I remember talking to the folks behind the game’s animation. Many in the team claimed they were reluctant to use mocap in-game, mainly because they wanted to make Kratos’ movements seems more than human. More intense, more extreme. Makes a lot of sense.
Jennifer Hale Talks Trolls, Endings And Women In Games
Jennifer Hale has been busy. Between her roles on Diablo III, Mass Effect 3 as Commander Shepherd, and her work on Star Wars: The Clone Wars and The Green Lantern animated series, it’s a wonder she finds time to do anything else. As expected, she was at Supanova Sydney on the weekend and put trolls, leakers and tasteless roles on notice.
Jennifer Hale On The Mass Effect 3 Ending And Her Plans To Visit Australia
At the Fan Expo in Vancouver, we pulled aside the voice of lady Commander Shepard for a quick chat. She tells us how she felt about the Mass Effect 3 ending and reveals her upcoming plans to visit Australia.
Mass Effect 3 Voice Cast Is A Fine Collection Of Actors, Actresses, PSP Tasters
Get to know your Mass Effect 3 voice cast, which is a great deal like the Mass Effect 2 voice cast, only slightly older and just a tad bit more Chobot-y.
Fan-Made Mass Effect Film Is Shaping Up Nicely
The folks at The Sneaky Zebra are making a short film based on the Mass Effect universe and have sent along three new character trailers for the game. The one up top is for a renegade character named “Hale”, which I would imagine (or at least hope!) is a reference to voice actor Jennifer Hale, who plays the female version of the game’s protagonist Commander Shepard.
Hey BioWare, That’s The Wrong Jennifer Hale
Commander Shepard Has Finally Played A Mass Effect
















