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God of War actor Chris Judge says it's "absolutely not true" that he teased new content as "you can't tease something you know nothing about"

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Following speculation surrounding Kratos voice actor Chris Judge seemingly hinting at new God of War announcements, he confirms that this isn't what he had intended to do at all - in fact, he's in the dark regarding potential new content just as much as fans are.

Speaking in a recent post, Judge addresses the rumors, promptly shutting down hopes of God of War news. "Absolutely not true!

You can’t tease something you know nothing about. I will be making announcements in the near future," he confirms, but "I can guarantee none of them will be about OUR beloved God of War.

I am awaiting updates just like everyone else." He's planning something, then, it seems - just not what fans expected. Absolutely not true!

You can’t tease something you know nothing about. I will be making announcements in the near future, I can guarantee none of them will be about OUR beloved God of War.

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