William Johnson, the talent who last week brought us that amazing podcast regarding The Mist (2007) with Michael Alatorre, today offers the first part of a survey involving Lance Henriksen's work in video-games.
At The Paxton Configuration, Will writes "Not Bad For a Non-Player Character: Lance Henriksen and Video Games, Pt 1 (2002-2008)," an inspired choice of subject, and our first video game post on the blogathon. Very cool.
Here's a snippet:
Be it bad guy or good guy, horror, sci-fi, or western, Lance Henriksen has done it. And the adventure continues. But let's take a look at Lance's history in the video game market, in chronological order. For as the world turns, so does Lance's role in the history of video games. What follows is a bumpy, wide ranging, and up and down road. . .but in the end, Lance Henriksen prevails in providing his voice and making something special, sometimes out of nothing.
Thank you Will, for another original and involving post.
A very thorough examination from Will on an area of Lance's work that was not likely to be covered. So kudos to Will for taking on such a challenging analysis in a fun and inventive way.
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ReplyDeleteYou hit the nail on the head. I wasn't expecting a survey of Henriksen's work in the video game realm, and then Will introduced this inspired piece. A great and inventive read, I agree!
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I'm not a gamer by any stretch of the imagination, but Will did a wonderful job I think with this piece. Thanks for this.
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