Voice Actors

There’s just something about voice acting that’s always fascinated me. I read an interview with the famously Lorenzo Music before the internet was a thing, and the idea of being simultaneously very famous yet anonymous was really intriguing, as was the idea that you could play almost anyone, even a lasagna-eating cat. When we repeat lines that are voice acted, we also mimic the inflection — an illusion! What are you hiding!

I know that not everyone is as excited by this aspect of games production as I am, but at the same time I know one of the main highlights of the next expansion for me is going to be whoever Deva Marie is cast to play.

This is The Queue, where a few of you were kind enough to ask me about a lowkey interest of mine and I tried to not go too overboard. Let’s A some Qs!

The voice actors who bring the characters of Warcraft to life are second to none.

Update: This post was originally published just for our supporters, but now it's available for everyone to enjoy.

Elise Zhang is both adorable and terrifying, much like Mei, the character whose voice she performs in the English version of Overwatch -- she voices both Symmetra and Mei in the Mandarin version.

Until I saw this video of the Overwatch voice actresses swapping voice lines, I didn't know that I needed to hear Symmetra say "It's high noon." Polygon recently got the voices of Symmetra, Sombra, Mercy, and Pharah together to say some of the most famous lines from the game, specifically the ones that their own characters would never say.

It's only been about a month since launch, but we already know the most enduring character of Battle for Azeroth will be.

Great voice acting can elevate the game it's in to new heights.

Andrea Toyias was the host of the panel, and as Sr.

This year's official BlizzCon schedule was released yesterday and now we've got an idea of what to (mostly) expect.

Last night was The Game Awards and Blizzard was nominated for several. Overwatch took home Game of the Year among others.