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Report: Jay Mohr Recording For Upcoming Saints Row Project
It looks like more Saints Row is coming, and Jay Mohr (West Wing, SNL) is recording some voice over for it, according to the actor via Twitter. Mohr is a gamer and has hosted Blizzcon in the past.
About to do my voice over work for new Saints Row video game. #showbiz pic.twitter.com/XWZRbX3hQx
— Jay Mohr (@jaymohr37) December 18, 2013
Whether Mohr is recording for upcoming DLC or for the inevitable Saints Row V isn’t clear. Deep Silver has told Game Informer that it has no comment on the matter. If you want more Saints Row right now, Volition and Deep Silver have just released a holiday themed DLC pack called How the Saints Saved Christmas.
[Source: @JayMohr37 via Josh Smith]
Our Take
I adore the Saints Row series and while I’m not surprised that there’s more of the series in the works, I’m thrilled to know it’s receiving voice over. It might be a little early for a sequel (hello, next gen, though), so Mohr might just be working on some fun DLC. Either way, I’m interested.
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