Steven Ogg has a great pitch for . A prolific actor of the big and small screen, Steven Ogg is best known in the video game industry for lending his voice to 's Trevor Philips, one of its three playable protagonists. As 's resident wildcard, Trevor has become one of its most beloved characters, and in the breathless speculation about everything , many fans have hoped he'd make a return. At present, he says, he hasn't recorded anything — but he does have a great idea for a cameo.
In a recent interview with, Ogg laid out details of his pitch for a Trevor cameo in. "" he said, referencing a similar scene during Trevor's introduction in. Shortly after Trevor first appears, he's confronted by Johnny Kleibitz, a minor character from who also starred in DLC. In a demonstration of his volatility, Trevor snaps and turns on him, killing him unceremoniously on the spot.
As far as Steven Ogg knows, though, it doesn't look like Trevor will be returning for (or that Ogg will be returning in another role). As good as it is, Ogg's pitch will always remain just that. There's no knowing whether contains any connections to ; while we know it takes place in the same world as the rest of the series, any specifics will have to wait until the full release.
A gaming analyst has commented that many are hopeful for Grand Theft Auto 6 to change the industry standard of pricing, potentially charging $80-100.
Still, Ogg's Trevor idea is intriguing, and could work well thematically with 's plot. He goes on to say, ""
Trevor's already past his prime by the time the real action of begins; assuming is set a few years later, which it almost certainly is, it's most definitely time for him to throw in the towel. This kind of passing-the-torch moment is a great way to introduce fans to 's all-new cast, just as the original scene was the perfect introduction to Trevor.
But as difficult as it'll be to leave old favorites like Trevor behind, definitely needed a new cast. Playable characters rarely recur
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