GTA 5 ‘James Bond Trevor’ DLC cancelled: Voice actor speaks out

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Fans of Grand Theft Auto 5 (GTA 5) were recently left disappointed when Steven Ogg, the voice actor behind the character Trevor Philips, revealed that a planned DLC focusing on Trevor's undercover adventures as an FBI agent has been cancelled.

In a recent Q&A livestream on Streamily, Ogg shared insights into the shelved DLC. He disclosed that he had "shot some stuff" for the expansion where Trevor would continue his antics as an undercover agent. This storyline would've showcased Trevor's unconventional approach to being a secret agent, blending humour with action, and would've given players a fresh perspective on the character, reported .

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However, Ogg expressed disappointment that the plans for the DLC "just disappeared" with no follow-up from Rockstar, leaving fans wondering what could have been.

In a recent Q&A livestream on Streamily, Ogg shared insights into the shelved DLC. He disclosed that he had "shot some stuff" for the expansion where Trevor would continue his antics as an undercover agent. This storyline would've showcased Trevor's unconventional approach to being a secret agent, blending humour with action, and would've given players a fresh perspective on the character, reported .

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However, Ogg expressed disappointment that the plans for the DLC "just disappeared" with no follow-up from Rockstar, leaving fans wondering what could have been.

Rockstar had previously hinted at developing story DLCs for GTA 5 shortly after its release in 2013. However, it seems the developer shifted its attention to the immensely popular GTA Online, possibly sidelining the planned single-player expansions.

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