Jedi Survivor's D.C. Douglas Returns to Star Wars in Critically Acclaimed Zero Company
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LOS ANGELES - Californer -- D.C. Douglas, known worldwide as the voice of Albert Wesker in Capcom's Resident Evil franchise from 2007-2019, returns to the Star Wars galaxy as M-3VO ("Meevo") in Star Wars Zero Company, the turn-based tactics game from Bit Reactor with Respawn Entertainment and Lucasfilm Games. Released August 27, 2026 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, the game has earned some of the strongest reviews of any Star Wars game in recent memory.

IGN awarded Zero Company 9/10, and PC Gamer scored it 90/100, calling it "a new all-timer Star Wars game." Forbes reported that its launch-window PC Metacritic score of 86 was the highest for a Star Wars game in 22 years. The launch has been a commercial success as well: Zero Company debuted at No. 2 on the UK physical sales chart in its launch week and topped Steam's weekly top-sellers chart for the week ending September 1.

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In a campaign set in the twilight of the Clone Wars, M-3VO serves the mercenary squad as both its medical droid and the pilot of its ship. IGN reviewer Dan Stapleton gave M-3VO a "special mention," while GadgetGuy praised the "sarcastic medical droid, M-3VO, who often sounds like they'd rather patients bleed out than deign to exert any effort."

"I was 11 years old when Star Wars came out, and I spent at least a year having dreams about it. And while I do have a penchant for robots (looking at you, Transformers' Chase and Legion), getting to play a sassy one with a British accent is new territory, and I loved it. So grateful to the creative team for having me back in Star Wars," said Douglas.

Zero Company is Douglas's fourth Star Wars game. He previously voiced Rayvis in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, 2Med2 in LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens, and 15-plus characters in Star Wars: The Old Republic.

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Douglas' on-camera credits include CSI: Vegas, NCIS: Los Angeles, Elkhorn, and Star Trek: Enterprise.

Douglas is now booking convention appearances directly at https://dcdouglas.com/cons or through Celebrity Talent Booking, or Lionsbane Booking Agency.

About D.C. Douglas
D.C. Douglas is a Los Angeles-based actor and voice artist best known as the voice of Albert Wesker in Capcom's Resident Evil franchise, Legion in BioWare's Mass Effect series, and Yoshikage Kira in JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. His on-camera credits include CSI: Vegas and NCIS: Los Angeles. A longtime convention favorite, he is available for guest appearances and panels. More at dcdouglas.com and on Instagram @mrdcdouglas.

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