Rockstar Games has revealed the special and ultimate editions of Red Dead Redemption 2, as well as its Collector's Box cache. The latter will be made available as an exclusive item for "select retailers," as well as through the Rockstar Warehouse. The cache features a red box resembling a storage crate, as well as an assortment of goodies.
Yesterday, Rockstar delivered the third trailer for Red Dead Redemption 2. The game is unquestionably one of the most anticipated titles of 2018 (assuming it doesn't get delayed any further, that is), and now Rockstar is adding more fuel to the fire. The company has also revealed the box art for Red Dead Redemption 2, with the star of the game unsurprisingly taking center stage.
As promised, Rockstar delivered a new trailer for Red Dead Redemption 2 today. This new trailer gives us our best look at the game's story yet, showing off many of the characters we're bound to encounter as we adventure through the American frontier. We're not sure RDR fans can get more excited for Red Dead Redemption 2 at this point, but if they can, this trailer will probably do the trick.
Rockstar, the company behind massively popular game franchise Grand Theft Auto, will remove some songs from the series' fourth installment due to license expirations that'll happen later this month. The company confirmed the news in a statement today, explaining that it has to remove some songs but has plans to replace them with a new set of music.
Now that Red Dead Redemption 2 has been delayed yet again, we have many months of rumors and reports to look forward to. There haven't been very many reports in the time since the game was first announced, but one that's landing today is indeed a doozy. In fact, it might just turn out to be the biggest Red Dead Redemption 2 leak we'll hear by the time everything is said and done, as it details a ton of different modes and features found in the game.
Those of you who have been looking forward to Red Dead Redemption 2 are going to have to wait quite a bit longer. Rockstar has delayed Red Dead Redemption 2 again, pushing it back even further from its original autumn 2017 release date. As it turns out, it's now not going to be here until we're much closer to the end of the year.
Remember the days when Humble Bundles were all about promoting the little people, the indie developers who would have had no chance to stand against the marketing of publishers? Those days are long gone. In fact, Humble Bundle, now owned by video game network IGN, has mostly dropped “Indie” from its name, save for the times when it does have indies on sale. Fortunately, it still holds steadfast to its two other pillars of “pay what you want” and donations to charity, even when they’re bundling titles from larger studios, like this Rocksteady Games Humble Bundle.
It's an exciting day for Nintendo Switch owners. After gamers spent months vocally wondering where video streaming apps were, Nintendo finally announced today that Hulu is launching on the Switch. Hulu is live on the Switch eShop now, but that's merely the tip of the iceberg when we look at the week ahead for the platform.
After teasing as much last week, Rockstar has released the first story trailer for Red Dead Redemption 2. This new trailer introduces to some of the characters we'll encounter as we play through the game, though as with any good trailer, it doesn't give too much away. What it does show should definitely get fans of the original Red Dead Redemption excited.
After revealing Red Dead Redemption 2 nearly a year ago, Rockstar has been mostly silent about the game. We received some new screenshots back in May, along with the news that the game had been delayed beyond its original fall 2017 release window, but other than that, new information on Red Dead Redemption 2 has been painfully slim. It looks like that's going to change next week, as Rockstar is now teasing a new reveal of some sort.
Generally speaking, Rockstar has stayed away from Nintendo consoles in recent years, but it revealed today that it will be tossing support behind the Switch with a port of LA Noire. That's not all it announced, as LA Noire will also be getting an enhanced re-release on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, ushering the game into the current generation.
With the US's Independence Day holiday only a couple of days away, Grand Theft Auto V developer Rockstar has announced a bunch of new content for the game's GTA Online mode on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, including some 4th of July-themed items and bonuses. The update is available starting today, with the focus on a new competitive mode called Dawn Raid, as well as a flashy new supercar.