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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
During The Witcher's Comic Con panel this year, a computer error lead to the disappearance of Geralt's voice. Luckily his voice performer, Doug Cockle, was available provide help.
Along with actually reading the correct voiceover for Geralt, Cockle also took the opportunity to voice a few other characters, and give Geralt some... let's say atypical dialogue.
You can check out the video below, with only shows a few outtakes from the panel as opposed to the full gameplay demo. In the video developer CD Projekt RED promises that new gameplay videos will be published to its YouTube channel next week.
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[Source: CD Projekt RED on YouTube]
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