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Paramount Cancels Avatar RPG; Actor Labels Executives “Evil”

6/7/2026

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Paramount cancelled the Avatar: The Last Airbender role-playing video game after a studio reorganization.
Greg Baldwin, Uncle Iroh’s voice actor, called Paramount executives “slippery, clueless and evil” in a June 6, 2026 post.
IGN reported the game’s 2024 announcement and a planned 2027/28 release as the franchise’s biggest title.
Shawn Kittelsen, vice president of Paramount Games Studio, said the project was not in production when the studio launched last fall.

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Paramount cancelled the Avatar: The Last Airbender role-playing video game after a studio reorganization.
Greg Baldwin, Uncle Iroh’s voice actor, called Paramount executives “slippery, clueless and evil” in a June 6, 2026 post.
IGN reported the game’s 2024 announcement and a planned 2027/28 release as the franchise’s biggest title.
Shawn Kittelsen, vice president of Paramount Games Studio, said the project was not in production when the studio launched last fall.