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The upcoming upgrade of Red Dead Redemption for Xbox Series X and S offers 4K resolution at 60FPS on Series X and 1440p at 60FPS on Series S, with early footage showing improved visuals and performance, available for free or at a discount for owners of the Xbox 360 version.
A teaser for Red Dead Redemption 3 has surprised fans, with co-creator Dan Houser expressing strong emotional ties to the series and suggesting he may not be involved in future installments, leaving the franchise's next chapter uncertain.
IGN will host an exclusive interview with Dan Houser, co-founder of Rockstar Games, at LA Comic Con 2025, where he will discuss his legacy, the impact of his games, and upcoming projects at Absurd Ventures.
Rockstar Games is working on multiple projects besides GTA VI, including potential new-gen upgrades for Red Dead Redemption 2 and other titles, with a focus on GTA VI's release in May 2026. Fans hope for remakes or remasters of classic games like Red Dead Redemption and GTA IV, but the current priority remains on GTA VI and its online mode. The new projects are expected to be announced after GTA VI's launch.
Rockstar Games released a new trailer for Red Dead Online, hinting at a significant update called Strange Tales of the West Volume 1, sparking speculation about ongoing support and potential new content, possibly including zombie enemies, but no official confirmation of a Red Dead Redemption II: Undead Nightmare sequel.
Rockstar has released a new update for Red Dead Online called Strange Tales of the West, featuring four new missions and a zombie mode, signaling a possible revival of the multiplayer mode and sparking rumors of a next-gen update for Red Dead Redemption 2, despite Rockstar focusing on GTA VI.
Fans are excited about a potential next-gen update for Red Dead Redemption 2, possibly including a 60fps mode and new content, fueled by hints from actor Rob Wiethoff and a recent leak, though official confirmation is still awaited.
Actor Rob Wiethoff, known for playing John Marston in Red Dead Redemption, teased exciting news to be announced before June 20, sparking speculation about new game updates or releases, possibly related to Red Dead Redemption II on new consoles. The game remains a top seller, and Rockstar is expected to support upcoming console versions, with rumors also hinting at other remasters and GTA 6.
Rob Wiethoff, the actor behind John Marston in Red Dead Redemption, teased an upcoming announcement expected before Friday, sparking excitement and speculation about a new game or update, possibly related to next-gen consoles or ports.
Rob Wiethoff, known for his role as John Marston in the Red Dead Redemption series, has launched an OnlyFans page dedicated to workout content, not adult material. Despite his limited acting career, Wiethoff has chosen to focus on family life and blue-collar work in Indiana, while engaging with fans through live streams and conventions. His OnlyFans venture aims to share his fitness journey, inviting fans to join him in getting fit. Meanwhile, his future involvement with Red Dead Redemption remains uncertain as Rockstar Games focuses on Grand Theft Auto VI.
Rockstar Games has released a new patch for Red Dead Redemption on PC, marking the first update since its October release. The update, which is not applicable to console versions, includes fixes for exterior lighting during interior cutscenes, improved frame pacing, enhanced Dynamic Resolution Scaling, and general stability improvements. Despite being an older game, Red Dead Redemption runs well on PC, and the update further enhances the experience. The game's performance on platforms like Steam Deck has been well-received, and its impact on gaming charts is anticipated.
The article discusses various gaming updates and recommendations, highlighting the cathartic experience of playing Wolfenstein to combat stress and frustration, particularly in light of current global issues. It also mentions updates to games like Stardew Valley and Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and reflects on the nostalgia of Red Dead Redemption. The piece suggests using video games as a form of escapism and stress relief during challenging times.
The physical PS4 version of Red Dead Redemption is currently discounted to $32 on Amazon, offering the full single-player experience from both Red Dead Redemption and Undead Nightmare, along with bonus content from the Game of the Year Edition. The Xbox version is also available for $31, while the Switch edition remains at its regular price of $50. Additionally, the PS4 edition of Red Dead Redemption 2 is on sale for $20.
Roger Clarke, the actor who portrayed Arthur Morgan in Red Dead Redemption 2, expressed certainty that there will be a Red Dead Redemption 3 in the future, although he believes Arthur's story has been told and may not be involved. While the focus is currently on the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI, Clarke's comments have given hope to fans of the Red Dead Redemption series. The success of Red Dead Redemption 2 pales in comparison to GTA V, but fans would love to see a return to the series, although the timing and direction of a potential sequel remain uncertain.
This week's Japanese game releases include Forza Motorsport for Xbox Series and PC, River City: Rival Showdown for PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC, Rear Sekai for Switch, the PlayStation 5 version of Honkai: Star Rail, and the physical edition of Red Dead Redemption for PlayStation 4 and Switch.