8. Call of Duty: Black Ops: Ice Cube gave his appearance and voice to Chief Petty Officer Joseph Bowman and was in almost every mission of the game. (Credit: Acitvision).
7. Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 Zombies: This game stars Jeff Goldblum in both voice and appearance. He played a creepy magician, a magic peddler so to speak. (Credit: Activision).
6. Mass Effect: Andromeda: Natalie Dormer gave her voice to the character Lexi. Game of Thrones fans might be a bit disappointed that she was left out of the romance options Mass of Effect is known for. But, Lexi does have a line in the game where she rejects you, if you attempt to flirt with them! (Credit: Bioware).
5. Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare: Kit Harington plays an evil space admiral and he is the spinning image of Jon Snow from Game of Thrones. CoD: Infinite War and the last season of GoT have the same thing in common: they both kind of sucked. (Credit: Activision).
4. Assassin's Creed II: Kristen Bell played the role of Lucy Stillman – a mysterious character that benefited from the extremely talented star from Gossip Girls and Frozen. That's right: She is the voice of Anna, Elsa's sister! (Credit: Ubisoft)
3. Death Stranding: The Walking Dead TV star, known for his broody biker persona, that also shows up in Death Stranding. Norman Reedus' portrayal of Sam, the bravest FedEx delivery person left standing, was excellent. It should be said that Death Stranding is a very strange game - you literally, and I kid you not, have a baby as a battery. (Credit: Kojima Productions).
2. Cyberpunk 2077: The nicest man on the planet, Keanu Reeves, lent his voice and appearance to the main storyline character of this game. The ghost in your brain, Johnny Silverhand, shows up to lecture while you play through the main storyline. While there was nothing wrong with Keanu's performance, Cyberpunk 2077 was lackluster and a huge disappointment to fans of the Witcher 3 developers. (Credit: CDProjektRed)
1. Batman: Arkham Series: Mark Hamill voiced The Joker in Batman: Arkham Asylum, Batman: Arkham City, and Batman: Arkham Knight game series - that's no joke! Sorry...I'll just let myself out. For real though, the performance is off the hook - he puts every other joker to shame (Credit: Rock Steady Studios).
Video Games are mainstream AF! You shouldn't be shocked to learn that there are well over 40, maybe even more, games that featured big-screen actors. Both mo-cap and modern-day graphics allow for some pretty darn realistic portrayals of the film actors we love. Sometimes games feel outright cinematic and even have movie-quality story and production.
