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Troy Baker Runs Through Nearly All His Voices (And Others) In A Single Video
If you ever wanted to hear Troy Baker do a solid Christopher Walken and a spot-on Nolan North, now is your chance.
Troy Baker has performed nearly every major video game character of the last few years, including Joel from The Last of Us, Booker DeWitt from Bioshock Infinite, Ocelot from Metal Gear Solid V, and many, many others. In a recent video from PlayStation's official Access YouTube channel, Baker is asked to perform as his assorted characters in uncharacteristic situations effectively showing off his impressive range. He also does a few characters and voices that don't belong to him, including Christoper Walken and a pretty great Nolan North (as Nathan Drake), which North is on hand to critique.
As part of our coverage of Uncharted 4 when it appeared on our cover back in January, we recorded an interview with Nolan North and Troy Baker about working together and being the golden children of the world of video game voice actors. You can find that interview here.
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