Appreciate the comment about the acting… since that’s what I did, heh.
Just wanted to add that games can be tough to get that “flow” given how they’re programmed and built. Unlike animated TV or film, games require the actors to come in independently and we basically read from an excel spreadsheet (not a script). The upside, it keep production flowing along, but the downside is that we don’t really interact with other actors at this point. It makes voicing a game a challenge, but games are still the most fun I have behind the mic.

Thanks again for the mention.
-mv