Generally, video game voice acting isn't much of a big deal, but when you're Marvel Entertainment, Inc., Sega of America, Inc, and Sega Europe Ltd, you're in a whole other ball game. It's for that reason that we're taking a bit of notice at what the three companies have coming down the pipe for their new The Incredible Hulk game. It might also be because Edward Norton, Liv Tyler, Tim Roth, Tim Blake Nelson, and William Hurt have something to do with the project.

To lend a little authenticity to the game, the cast will reprise their respective roles for the game, lending their voices and likeness in the process. Edward Norton, who plays Bruce Banner in the film, seeks to rid himself of the raging beast inside. Liv Tyler takes the role of Bruce Banner's love interest, Dr. Betty Ross, in the film and Tim Roth voices Emil Blonsky. Tim Blake Nelson portrays Dr. Samuel Sterns and William Hurt plays General Thaddeus "Thunderbolt" Ross, a man seeking The Hulk's power.

Long time fans know that The Incredible Hulk was originally a comic book franchise, but has been dipping its toes into the video game and film landscape for years. Sega is hoping that this game will be the definitive portrayal of The Hulk. Destructible environments and fast-paced third-person action is crammed into every minute of the upcoming game as players partake of key moments in the film throughout the New York City locale. If done right, this could be the game to get when it releases.

The Edge of Reality developed and Sega published game is slated to release in June with the film.