Red Dead Redemption’s John Marston voice actor talks about his wishes for the future of the franchise

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Red Dead Redemption’s John Marston voice actor talks about his wishes for the future of the franchise

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Rob Wiethoffknown for being the voice of John Marston in Red Dead Redemption and Red Dead Redemption II, has been honest in an interview for Dan Allen Gaming (via GamesRadar) about what he would like in the future of the franchise after recent statements from Rockstar, which confirmed that his only priority at the moment is GTA VI.

The highlight of the interview took place when Wiethoff addressed the rumors about the remake or remaster of Red Dead Redemption and a next-gen version of Red Dead Redemption II. “i would love it to happen“He says after confirming that he has no knowledge of what Rockstar Games is doing.

“I’d love the opportunity to work with Rockstar Games again, whether it’s on a remaster or something totally different. I really can’t say enough good things about Rockstar. If they do that, great, that would be great.”

Rumors pointed to GTA IV and Red Dead Redemption would have remasters, but little discussion was left after Rockstar’s latest news about GTA VI.

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On the other hand, the actor reacted to the recent events of Red Dead Redemption II, whose community organized a Funeral to mark the end of Red Dead Online. “I don’t like when people don’t get what they want“, lamenta Wiethoff.

I guess another way to look at it is that whatever Rockstar is doing, you know they’re doing something huge, like they always do. Whatever it is, you’ll like it too. You just have to be patient. let them do what they do“.

John Marston’s voice actor is confident in the work of Rockstar Games, a position very contrary to a large part of the GTA Online and Red Dead Online community. On the one hand, Rockstar squeezes the online mode of GTA V with the GTA + service and increasingly unbalances (if possible) the economy. On the other hand, Red Dead Online is officially abandoned.

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