God of War actor Christopher Judge pokes fun at Modern Warfare 3's brevity: "my speech was longer than this year's Call of Duty campaign"
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Christopher Judge - the actor behind Kratos in the kind-of-rebooted God of War games - won the Best Performance accolade at last year’s show with an eight-minute-long speech. (A far cry from the unceremonious 20-30 seconds that this year’s winners received.) As such, the actor was back to present this year’s award toBaldur’s Gate 3 actor Neil Newbon, and he threw some shade atActivisionbefore handing out gold.
“Another company I’ll never work for,” Judge continued once the applause and shocked laughs died down, presumably referencing publisher Activision.
Elsewhere at the undercover marketing fest,SonySanta Monica announced thatGod of War: Ragnarok would receive free DLC coming December 12, available to all players across PS4 and PS5. The Valhalla DLC brings new combat challenges - horde modes, boss rushes, and more - in a roguelike wrapper. But be warned: you might want to jump in after completing the base game.
Another PlayStation blockbuster,The Last Of Us Part 2 Remastered, is also receiving a roguelike mode. Although, that additionwon’t be available for free.
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