Fans call out Red Dead Redemption remake’s ‘first glance’
Red Dead Redemption, one of the most popular gaming franchises will never let you down.
Rumours have it that Rockstar Games planned to remaster the original Red Dead Redemption as well as Grand Theft Auto IV. Unfortunately, these plans have been cancelled because the developer has shifted their attention to the upcoming GTA 6. Later, however, the developer claimed that these remasters had not been cancelled, but rather paused.
It’s now been revealed that Red Dead Redemption will also be released before the year is out. Rockstar Games has not officially announced either of these games, despite a domain update indicating the existence and release date for the remake.
Even though the Internet is the Internet, it’s impossible to prevent rumours from spreading. It is important to remember that the latest rumours are not necessarily true.
Courtesy of the ‘GamingLeaksandRumours’ subreddit, an alleged info dump not only claims a Spring 2024 release window for the Red Dead Redemption remake, but it will also include the Undead Nightmare expansion. Two screenshots from the remake have also been shared.
It’s no secret at this point that the Red Dead Redemption remake will be released. It’s also not impossible that the remake will include Undead Dream. Most of us, in fact, would be shocked if either were the case. Reddit users have called the fake screenshots out.
Reddit is full of people claiming the screenshots of a remake are actually taken from Red Dead Redemption 2, which features many locations similar to the 2010 version.
Godzilla1992 confirmed that the screenshots were from RDR2. I feel that if anyone were to leak real images, screenshots of Mexico’s map would be more convincing.
Some even claim that the images are a remastering mod similar to, this stunning 4K/60fps. Suika_suika claimed that the images were simply screenshots from RDR2 using Project New Austin. You didn’t pick Mexico out of all the locations that could have helped you prove it? Decent bait, I guess.”
Rockstar Games should be able to put an end to our sufferings soon, regardless of whether or not the Red Dead Redemption remake is released in late 2018 or sometime around 2024.
