When I first saw Warframe 1999, I immediately went 'that's Metal Gear Solid.' Mixing pure grit and grunge with Digital Extremes' signature cybernetic style, it's a far cry from the twisted art deco and almost Egyptian-inspired designs we've seen in the Origin System. At the core of it all is Arthur Nightingale, the protoframe for Warframe's beloved poster child, Excalibur. While he's certainly giving Solid Snake vibes, with perhaps a little bit of Raiden thrown in for good measure, I ask his voice actor, Ben Starr, if Metal Gear Solid inspired his performance, and his answer wasn't what I expected.
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