Indiana Jones and the Great Circle seems to've been whipped into good shape by Bethesda, a much-needed win for the studio—capturing for fans (including our own Ted Litchfield, who gave it an 86 in his review) the pure distilled essence of the action adventure classic, like a modern Chronicles of Riddick: Escape from Butcher Bay for the beloved franchise. Part of that's due to the dulcet tones of Troy Baker, who played the leading man.
While poor ol' Baker gets thrown in the Nolan North bag of instantly recognisable voice actors who get cast in everything, I think it's easy to forget that the guy's got range. I remember him doing a downright solid impression of Mark Hamil's Joker for some of the Arkham games, and it's much the same here, his chords striking an eau de Harrison Ford just fine.
