High Voltage Software announces the voice-actors appearing in The Conduit.

October 14, 2008 - High Voltage Software, Inc., one of the world's largest independent developers, today officially revealed the Hollywood voice-over cast of their exciting first-person action shooter, The Conduit.

Mark A. Sheppard stars as the voice of the main character, Mr. Ford. A British-born actor and musician, Sheppard's TV credits include Battlestar Galactica, 24, Medium, Firefly, Burn Notice, CSI and The Bionic Woman. His film credits include Unstoppable, Evil Eyes, and In the Name of the Father.

"I think the story in this [The Conduit] is fantastic," said Sheppard. "I think there's a lot there for the player to enjoy."

William Morgan Sheppard puts his incredible voice to the character of John Adams. William Morgan Sheppard spent 12 years as an Associate Artist with the Royal Shakespeare Company. His TV credits include Star Trek: The Next Generation, Babylon 5, and Kingdom Hospital. His film credits include Star Trek VI, The Prestige and Transformers. His video game credits include Medal of Honor, Metal Gear Solid 2, Escape from Monkey Island and Star Wars: Force Commander.

"It [The Conduit] has a resonance to it as a story;" said Morgan Sheppard. "It's really quite exciting... and very well written."

Last and definitely not least is Kevin Sorbo, who stars as the voice of the terrorist Prometheus. Sorbo is an American actor best known for the roles of Hercules in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Captain Dylan Hunt in Andromeda. His film credits include Kull the Conqueror, Avenging Angel, Prairie Fever, Meet the Spartans and An American Carol.

"It [The Conduit] looks like a riot," said Sorbo, "I'm looking forward to it."

The Conduit is tentatively scheduled for release in Q1 2009 exclusively for the Nintendo Wii.

It's almost November and HVS still hasn't announced the publisher, which they were supposed to do a while ago.

I know, IGN is supposed to be the first guys with the breaking news on the name of the publisher, most likely it's either contract negotiations or the publisher is wanting HVS to hold off the announcement. If you noticed it's been quite on their end for the past few weeks so I'd expect something soon.

Man!! I can't explain how much i dessire this game!!

NIce! good stuff.

This will be a very fun game.

Ill get this one!

Publisher = Sega.

Yeah that was totally unexpected in my opinion, though it rounds out their own library of published titles very nicely. 

For a more official word link to IGN's article on the publisher http://wii.ign.com/articles/924/924728p1.html

Publisher information is updated onto the second page, I think while things are a little slow on info for this game I may organize my two main information posts maybe pictures on one page movies on the other big news on first page links and minor news on second.