Charlie Cox confirms he's in an unannounced Sega game
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Actor Charlie Cox told IGN’s Jeffrey Vega at New York Comic-Con 2026 that he has completed recording for an as-yet unannounced Sega video game. Cox said the project “doesn’t have a name yet” and that he “did a Sega one,” adding the work was “a whole different job.” He reported doing roughly “40 hours or whatever it was” of recording and described the sessions as fun but challenging. IGN also relayed a humorous anecdote Cox told about the game's crew not realising he wasn’t American.
- What happened: IGN reported that at New York Comic-Con 2026 Charlie Cox confirmed he has starred in and completed recording for an unannounced Sega video game.
- Why it matters: IGN identified Cox as the Daredevil star and quoted him saying performance work for the game was “a whole different job,” highlighting his direct comments about the experience.
- Context: Cox told IGN the title is not yet public — “it doesn’t have a name yet” — and he described doing around “40 hours or whatever it was” of recording for the project.
- What next: IGN’s report did not confirm the game’s title, developer studio, platforms, release date, or Cox’s specific role beyond his recorded involvement.
What changed
IGN reported on October 8, 2026, that Charlie Cox confirmed at New York Comic-Con 2026 he has completed recording for an unannounced Sega video game. Cox told IGN’s Jeffrey Vega the project “doesn’t have a name yet” and that he “did a Sega one.”
Timeline
- October 8, 2026: IGN published Cox’s remarks from New York Comic-Con 2026 reporting he had finished recording for the Sega project.
Limits
- IGN’s coverage indicates the game is unannounced and unnamed; no developer studio, platforms, release date, or detailed role information were provided in the report.
- Details about the nature of Cox’s performance (voice, motion capture, credited role) were not confirmed by IGN.