We’re on the final countdown toGrand Theft Auto VI. It may not feel like it given that we’re still without a release date but the next instalment in Rockstar’s acclaimed series is indeed coming in 2025.Over a decade in the making, you might think that nothing could dull our excitement. The surfacing of a cancelledGTA VDLC though has proved to be a temporary dagger to the heart.Back in December, a major source code leak confirmed thatRockstar Gameshad once consideredcreating eight story-based DLCsforGTA V.AdvertThe obtained titles were:SP Assassination Pack, SP Manhunt Pack, SP Norman Pack, Agent Trevor, Relationship Pack, Enterprise Pack, Prologue DLC, andLiberty V DLC.Sadly, none of the aforementioned projects ever came to light, largely due to the fact that Rockstar Games put their efforts into building outGTA Onlineinstead.Trevor actor Steven Ogg has now lifted the lid on the James Bond-esqueAgent TrevorDLC though, confirming to fans that motion capture was actually obtained for the forgotten project.ICYMI: Take a look at the gloriousGTA VItrailer below.Ogg was appearing on Streamily’s The OfficialGTA VQ&A alongside fellow cast member Ned Luke.Advert“We did shoot some of that stuff with James Bond Trevor," Oggexplained. “He’s still kind of a f**k up, but he’s doing his best to pretend to be like [undercover]. And we shot some stuff and it just disappeared.”“They never followed up on it,” he added, saying how much fun it would’ve been to individually explore each member ofGTA V’s main trio.The fact thatGTA Onlinedrew resources away fromGTA V’s post-launch content has always caused contention amongst the fanbase. This latest news simply rubs salt in the wound.“I despiseGTA Online,”wroteone disgruntled fan.Advert“Such a missed opportunity. Sounds like the actors had a lot of fun working on it,”saidanother.“Classic modern Rockstar. It’s cool to know they filmed it though, so it was probably deep in development,”readone tweet.I’m afraid dwelling on what could’ve been is all we can do in this case.Featured Image Credit: Rockstar GamesTopics:GTA 6,Grand Theft Auto,Rockstar Games,GTA 5,GTA Online,GTA
We’re on the final countdown toGrand Theft Auto VI. It may not feel like it given that we’re still without a release date but the next instalment in Rockstar’s acclaimed series is indeed coming in 2025.Over a decade in the making, you might think that nothing could dull our excitement. The surfacing of a cancelledGTA VDLC though has proved to be a temporary dagger to the heart.Back in December, a major source code leak confirmed thatRockstar Gameshad once consideredcreating eight story-based DLCsforGTA V.AdvertThe obtained titles were:SP Assassination Pack, SP Manhunt Pack, SP Norman Pack, Agent Trevor, Relationship Pack, Enterprise Pack, Prologue DLC, andLiberty V DLC.Sadly, none of the aforementioned projects ever came to light, largely due to the fact that Rockstar Games put their efforts into building outGTA Onlineinstead.Trevor actor Steven Ogg has now lifted the lid on the James Bond-esqueAgent TrevorDLC though, confirming to fans that motion capture was actually obtained for the forgotten project.ICYMI: Take a look at the gloriousGTA VItrailer below.Ogg was appearing on Streamily’s The OfficialGTA VQ&A alongside fellow cast member Ned Luke.Advert“We did shoot some of that stuff with James Bond Trevor," Oggexplained. “He’s still kind of a f**k up, but he’s doing his best to pretend to be like [undercover]. And we shot some stuff and it just disappeared.”“They never followed up on it,” he added, saying how much fun it would’ve been to individually explore each member ofGTA V’s main trio.The fact thatGTA Onlinedrew resources away fromGTA V’s post-launch content has always caused contention amongst the fanbase. This latest news simply rubs salt in the wound.“I despiseGTA Online,”wroteone disgruntled fan.Advert“Such a missed opportunity. Sounds like the actors had a lot of fun working on it,”saidanother.“Classic modern Rockstar. It’s cool to know they filmed it though, so it was probably deep in development,”readone tweet.I’m afraid dwelling on what could’ve been is all we can do in this case.Featured Image Credit: Rockstar GamesTopics:GTA 6,Grand Theft Auto,Rockstar Games,GTA 5,GTA Online,GTA
We’re on the final countdown toGrand Theft Auto VI. It may not feel like it given that we’re still without a release date but the next instalment in Rockstar’s acclaimed series is indeed coming in 2025.Over a decade in the making, you might think that nothing could dull our excitement. The surfacing of a cancelledGTA VDLC though has proved to be a temporary dagger to the heart.Back in December, a major source code leak confirmed thatRockstar Gameshad once consideredcreating eight story-based DLCsforGTA V.AdvertThe obtained titles were:SP Assassination Pack, SP Manhunt Pack, SP Norman Pack, Agent Trevor, Relationship Pack, Enterprise Pack, Prologue DLC, andLiberty V DLC.Sadly, none of the aforementioned projects ever came to light, largely due to the fact that Rockstar Games put their efforts into building outGTA Onlineinstead.Trevor actor Steven Ogg has now lifted the lid on the James Bond-esqueAgent TrevorDLC though, confirming to fans that motion capture was actually obtained for the forgotten project.ICYMI: Take a look at the gloriousGTA VItrailer below.Ogg was appearing on Streamily’s The OfficialGTA VQ&A alongside fellow cast member Ned Luke.Advert“We did shoot some of that stuff with James Bond Trevor," Oggexplained. “He’s still kind of a f**k up, but he’s doing his best to pretend to be like [undercover]. And we shot some stuff and it just disappeared.”“They never followed up on it,” he added, saying how much fun it would’ve been to individually explore each member ofGTA V’s main trio.The fact thatGTA Onlinedrew resources away fromGTA V’s post-launch content has always caused contention amongst the fanbase. This latest news simply rubs salt in the wound.“I despiseGTA Online,”wroteone disgruntled fan.Advert“Such a missed opportunity. Sounds like the actors had a lot of fun working on it,”saidanother.“Classic modern Rockstar. It’s cool to know they filmed it though, so it was probably deep in development,”readone tweet.I’m afraid dwelling on what could’ve been is all we can do in this case.
We’re on the final countdown toGrand Theft Auto VI. It may not feel like it given that we’re still without a release date but the next instalment in Rockstar’s acclaimed series is indeed coming in 2025.
Over a decade in the making, you might think that nothing could dull our excitement. The surfacing of a cancelledGTA VDLC though has proved to be a temporary dagger to the heart.
Back in December, a major source code leak confirmed thatRockstar Gameshad once consideredcreating eight story-based DLCsforGTA V.
Advert
Advert
The obtained titles were:SP Assassination Pack, SP Manhunt Pack, SP Norman Pack, Agent Trevor, Relationship Pack, Enterprise Pack, Prologue DLC, andLiberty V DLC.
Sadly, none of the aforementioned projects ever came to light, largely due to the fact that Rockstar Games put their efforts into building outGTA Onlineinstead.
Trevor actor Steven Ogg has now lifted the lid on the James Bond-esqueAgent TrevorDLC though, confirming to fans that motion capture was actually obtained for the forgotten project.
ICYMI: Take a look at the gloriousGTA VItrailer below.
Ogg was appearing on Streamily’s The OfficialGTA VQ&A alongside fellow cast member Ned Luke.
Advert
Advert
“We did shoot some of that stuff with James Bond Trevor," Oggexplained. “He’s still kind of a f**k up, but he’s doing his best to pretend to be like [undercover]. And we shot some stuff and it just disappeared.”
“They never followed up on it,” he added, saying how much fun it would’ve been to individually explore each member ofGTA V’s main trio.
The fact thatGTA Onlinedrew resources away fromGTA V’s post-launch content has always caused contention amongst the fanbase. This latest news simply rubs salt in the wound.
“I despiseGTA Online,”wroteone disgruntled fan.
Advert
Advert
“Such a missed opportunity. Sounds like the actors had a lot of fun working on it,”saidanother.
“Classic modern Rockstar. It’s cool to know they filmed it though, so it was probably deep in development,”readone tweet.
I’m afraid dwelling on what could’ve been is all we can do in this case.
Topics:GTA 6,Grand Theft Auto,Rockstar Games,GTA 5,GTA Online,GTA
