Charlie Cox Says He Isn’t the One Who Deserved The Game Awards Nomination

Charlie Cox Says He Isn’t the One Who Deserved The Game Awards Nomination

From DualShockers (Written by Tay Garcia) on | OpenCritic

The nominees for The Game Awards 2025 were revealed just a few weeks ago, but its list has already sparked some pretty heated discussion among players.

That’s due to an unexpectedly high number of controversial nominations, such as the quite questionable appearance of Clair Obscure: Expedition 33 in two indie categories (even though the game is not indie, cough, cough), and even Megabonk being pulled from the “Best Debut Indie Game” category after the developer himself asked for its removal.

And now, this year’s edition of The Game Awards has another twist involving someone who doesn’t quite believe he should be on the nominees list.

A Wild Debate Inside the “Best Performance” Category Appears

One of the most talked-about categories this year is “Best Performance”, which features Konatsu Kato (Silent Hill f), Troy Baker (Indiana Jones and the Great Circle), Erika Ishii (Ghost of Yotei), and a heavyweight trio from Clair Obscure: Expedition 33 – Ben Starr, Jennifer English, and Charlie Cox – as nominees.

However, it turns out the latter doesn’t think he should be among them.

In a recent press conference (thanks, Posta Entretenimiento), Charlie Cox said that while he is thrilled for the nomination, he believes that mocap...

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