I would be jolly pleased to see Red Dead Redemption on PC. Nah mate, that's a mockup a fan made and sent to Rockstar. What's definitely tosh is the poster going round for a sequel to Redemption, supposedly named Red Dead Retribution. 2K have a remastered collection of BioShocks coming out next week. Plenty of publishers are fancying up their hits from the last console generation for re-release on new systems, including others within Rockstar's parent company Take Two. Their focus on Asian localisations specifically does make it seem a touch more substantial than the usual Red Dead rumours but yeah, this could be nonsense. Game Focus seem to give no firm sources so it might be a load of tosh. They say they expect it'll be announced at Sony's PlayStation Meeting event on Wednesday, then launch in the first half of 2017.
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Korean site Game Focus has word of a rumour that Red Dead Redemption is being revamped for re-release on PC and those there new consoles. It's a cracking game! Maybe even my favourite Rockstar game? But its original release in 2010 only hit Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, and Rockstar gave unhelpful answers as to why we never saw it on PC. Red Dead Redemption, to explain to folks who may well have missed it, is Rockstar San Diego's open-world gunslinger 'em up set in the wicky Wild Wild wicky wicky Wild wicky Wild wicky wicky Wild Wild Wild West - it's Grand Theft Auto with horses.
However, when Ian says "I tell you whut, them Rockstar varmints are cookin' up a PC remaster of Red Dead Redemption hoo-eee doggie!" then spits a brown mouthful of 'chaw' (it's toffee), well, that hasn't been immediately disproven at least. No, Ian, no one has found a poster revealing a new Red Dead sequel. As ever with our Ian, some of what he's spouting is tripe. Someone's filled his head with dreams of Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption and ah fair reckon it's you, The Internet. Worse: he's saying things like "ah fair reckon". I should warn you: Ian Video Games is wearing a cowboy hat.
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