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Red Dead Redemption released on Steam
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It'll be interesting to see the sales numbers on this. Surely it's been long enough that it'll only be the extra few stragglers and the few looking for a hit of nostalgia, right?
Undead Nightmare becoming suddenly easy to stream around Halloween will probably boost sales a bit too
I love good stories. RDR2 was a good story, and RDR1 is technically the sequel to it. And as I don't like consoles, especially not buying them for one game, I'll definitely buy it - if it runs on Linux.
RDR2 is a prequel. RDR is just that: ~~RDR2~~ RDR1
Yeah. As I said, RDR1 is the sequel and RDR2 is the prequel.
RDR1 isnt a sequel bro.
You wouldnt call the original star wars triology a sequel, would you?
It’s a sequel to Red Dead Revolver.
Now that is something I can't talk much about because I only played the prequel and not gonna pay R* the current asking price for an old game.
But good to know.
erm ackshually
Why are you arguing about something that matters so little?
Based on the numbers for the Dead Space remaster, I expect this one to do very well.
That was a remaster though. This is just a port isn’t it?