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As a longtime public radio listener, I often imagined Corey Flintoff as someone resembling Willem Dafoe. Turns out he looks a lot more avuncular. Famous game characters likewise bear little resemblance to their voice actors.
This developer diary for Splinter Cell: Conviction demonstrates how badass a Sam Fisher devoid of Third Echelon control can really be, and how badass Ubisoft developers can look under the right lighting.
What is it about British academies that’s so appealing? Is it the uniforms, the block scheduling or the fact that they all look like castles out of fairy tales?
A still unconfirmed rumour has it that actor Michael Ironside will not be returning as Sam Fisher in Splinter Cell: Conviction. Game site Sarcastic Gamer says that the actor was “quietly axed” from the franchise and will be replaced for Conviction. According to the Sarcastic Gamer insider:
He was getting to way too egotistical about the project and extremely difficult to work with…He was also asking for a shit load of money… He pretty much tied his own noose.
Granted, this is still unconfirmed and Ubisoft apparently hasn’t offered an official comment on this rumour. US? We’re on the fence: Ironside is the voice of one of Ubisoft’s biggest franchises, which is why it’s hard to believe they’d let him get away. (That would be a total buzz kill for Conviction!) Then again, because he is so important, maybe he’s become “difficult”. Watch out, though, Ubisoft. Piss off Ironside and he’ll totally scan you. KA-BOOM!
Ironside’s Ego Demands [Sarcastic Gamer Thanks, Drew!]
