"Games are no less rewarding than Shakespeare"

Taking to the stage at the Develop Conference Star Wars and Willow actor Warwick Davis has revealed that his recent involvement in making games has been ‘no less rewarding’ than acting on stage in a Shakespeare production.

"As an artist and producer you want to find other ways to spread your creativity," said Davis of his choice to work with studio Matmi on in-development title Pocket Warwick.’ "A game seemed a good way to do that."

Pointing to the fact that he believes games can now convey enough emotion and detail to satisfy an actor’s standards, Davis revealed he feels a game can serve as an extension of what an actor can do as a performer.

"It’s no less rewarding than getting up on stage and doing a Shakespeare play," he concluded.

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