Red Dead Redemption PC version remains a dream for disappointed community RedDeadRedemption RedDeadOnline RockstarGames
The recent announcement of a Red Dead Redemption PS4 and Nintendo Switch port has disappointed a large portion of the player base as the long-awaited PC version of the widely celebrated Wild West-based installment from Rockstar Games is still nowhere to be found.
With the first entry having initially been released in 2010 for the PS3, many within the community had been expecting a Windows-compatible version to be made available after many of the previous. Alas, it’s safe to say the result hasn’t lived up to the hype as fans got neither a remake nor a remaster for the PC.
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