The numerous talents of the forthcoming Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare has surfaced, showing that developer Sledgehammer has arranged a lineup of notable talent beyond just Kevin Spacey and Troy Baker.
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The list popped up over at IMDB, and can be read below, along with a few other projects explaining why you may get a bit of auditory déjà vu when Advanced Warfare releases this November:
* Jonathon Irons (Antagonist) - Kevin Spacey
* Mitchell (Protagonist ) - Troy Baker. Apart from Spacey, Baker is arguably the biggest name on the list, having voiced Booker DeWitt from BioShock Infinite, and Joel from The Last of Us
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* Gideon (Side Character) - Gideon Emery, who played Randvall in the recently released and poorly received Bound by Flame. He also has a role in the upcoming Wolfenstein: The New Order.
* Knox - Khary Payton. Payton's done a number of projects for DC, including Batman: Arkham City, Arkham Origins and its handheld follow up, Blackgate, as well as Injustice: God Among Us.
* Joker - Jeremy Kent Jackson. Past works include Killzone 3, Red Dead Redemption, and Planetside 2.
* Kingpin - Matt Riedy, whose also played L.A. Noire's Russell Holbeck, and Mike Haggar in Marvel vs. Capcom 3.
* Ajani or Ade M'Cormack - Adetokumboh M'Cormack. This will be M'Cormack's second time working with Sledgehammer, having done voices for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, as well as Ace Combat: Assault Horizon, and other games.
* Harry Gregson-Williams - Label Call of Duty games as re-hashes all you like, but at the very least, Williams will be able to bring some auditory joy to Advanced Warfare, thanks to his composing talents which have been featured on numerous Metal Gear titles, including The Phantom Pain, Guns of the Patriots, Snake Eater, and Sons of Liberty.
While a number of the credits have dropped, there hasn't been anything added to the game's summary, at least not on the IMDB page, but with E3 just around the corner, expect more and more to trickle out on Advanced Warfare between now and then.
