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Topics: Red Dead Redemption, Red Dead Redemption 2, Rockstar Games, Xbox, PlayStation, PC
Topics: Red Dead Redemption, Red Dead Redemption 2, Rockstar Games, Xbox, PlayStation, PC
Sorry Red Dead Redemption fans, it seems a good chunk of players will be unable to play the game at launch.
Now I’m sure you’re wondering why anyone is discussing Red Dead Redemption 3 considering GTA VI hasn’t even released yet, but with a potential delay looming over the game what else is there to do to pass the time?
We spoke to the cast of the live-action Fallout TV show to find out who they’d snog, marry and kill in the wastelands, check it out below
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Of course a third game hasn’t been confirmed by Rockstar Games just yet, but we all know it’s going to happen given the popularity of the series.
Whether it follows the Van Der Linde gang again in yet another prequel is a different question, but a new game is inevitable.
That being said, fans shouldn’t expect the game for several years, and when it does eventually drop it’s believed you’ll need stronger hardware in order to play it.
GTA VI has reportedly been developed with new-gen consoles in mind, which explains all the rumoured open world features that sound like some of the most immersive gameplay we’ve seen from the series yet.
Given Rockstar Games’ track-record when it comes to crafting new games, it’s more than likely Red Dead Redemption 3 will be made for the PlayStation 6, and Microsoft’s next planned console.
This means that you’ll likely be forced to upgrade to the latest system if you want to play, and I wouldn’t be surprised to see an enhanced version of GTA VI made for those upcoming consoles as well, like what was done with GTA V.
Of course not everyone will have the finances to grab a brand-new console, plus spend however much it’ll cost for a AAA game in the 2030’s so unfortunately some fans may be left behind.