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Editado por Retro_Spective:
12/3/2015 4:05:30 AM
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A New Read Dead is supposedly in development!
A new Read Dead has supposedly been in development the last three and a half years. A rockstar dev has leaked new information on an AMA thread on reddit.
Red Dead Redemption is one of my all time favourite games, the multiplayer is awesome. It could be shown at this years E3 guys, bring on the hype train. Link below...
http://www.technewstoday.com/27515-a-sequel-to-red-dead-redemption-very-much-a-possibility-after-employee-drop/
http://www.dsogaming.com/news/red-dead-redemption-2-legends-of-the-west-rumored-to-be-unveiled-at-e3-will-be-multiplatform/
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8 RespostasNo one remembers red dead revolver the first red dead and made by rock star *sigh*
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9 RespostasWrong. Rockstar confirmed recently that they're working on a new IP that's "heavily focused on stealth."
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Would defiantly be something on my list
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Red dead should be backward compatible
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1 ResponderYesssssss
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1 Responderbut...... the son killed the corrupt lawmen,
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[quote]Read Dead[/quote]
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Hype Train
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3 RespostasI doubt it will have been in development for three years, maybe one and a half at best. That time is also probably just focusing on what he story will be and character design
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Ah yes grand theft horse 2 can't wait to not play it [spoiler]don't like 3rd person games but I hear the 1st one was great so hopefully the new one will be good for those that like it [/spoiler]
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1 ResponderI hope soo
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2 RespostasI loved undead nightmare!!! Or whatever it's called
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1 ResponderSo can we get Red Redemption backwards compatible for both consoles and a version for PC?
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3 RespostasI loved RDR. GTA old west style ;)
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1 ResponderNot surprised. I mean, we all basically already knew this.
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1 Responder[quote]Update: Likely False[/quote] :/
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2 RespostasYes please.
