It’s normal for us to beg and wish for a Red Dead Redemption remaster. The John Marston presentation in 2010 It was fabulous, offering a fully-fledged GTA in the Wild West and with a really brilliant plot that has one of the most traumatic endings in video games. However, despite all these reasons, there are those who reject the idea completely.
At least that’s what happens to Kyle Rowley, director of Alan Wake 2, who has told Rockstar Games on Twitter not to release the rumored remaster in October. Specifically on the 17th, since that is precisely the date on which the adventure of the most sinister writer will land.
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I swear to god if the rumored Red Dead Remastered comes out on October 17th. Don’t do it, Rockstar Games. PLEASE!
And it is that the convening power of a Rockstar Games game is so colossal that the rest of the developers are aware of the havoc that can cause in his own works. The developer’s video games appear as droppers and are treated as unique events in the industry.
There isn’t even any confirmation that the studio is preparing the rumored Red Dead Redemption remaster, but everything points to the announcement coming in August. An arrival in October would not be unreasonable and it is in that tirade when many players will have to decide what to spend the money on, so Rowley is clear that Alan Wake 2 I would lose out.
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