Red Dead Redemption 2 For PC? Another Possible Hint!

Red Dead Redemption 2, which came out last autumn on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One (becoming a cash cow for both Rockstar Games and the publisher, Take-Two since), might follow Grand Theft Auto V’s example in making a tour to the PC, but with a slightly delay from the console versions, which would be interesting, as the first game never got ported over! Red Dead Redemption 2 For PC was just a dream so far.

VG247 wrote last June that a former programmer of Rockstar Leeds (who worked there until 2016, working on LA Noire, as well as Grand Theft Auto V), listed Red Dead Redemption 2 (which hasn’t come out yet at that time) on PC as well. Of course, the person got caught, and he took down the said platform for Western adventures since then.

 

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However, Reddit found yet another sign that Rockstar and Take-Two might silently bring Red Dead Redemption 2 over to the PC. Nan Ma’s LinkedIn profile lists the game for PC as well – he was previously a physics programmer at Rockstar Games Toronto for nearly six and a half years, and he worked on Max Payne 3 and Grand Theft Auto V as well before founding a VR studio called Future Immersive. There’s also a screencap of his profile, which we include after the usual sentence: the Internet never forgets…

 

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Of course, it’s suspicious that both people were at Rockstar until 2016, so it means that AT THAT TIME, they could have planned Red Dead Redemption 2 for the PC as well (and not just the PlayStation 4 and the Xbox One), but they probably had second thoughts, dropping the port in the process. (It would make sense, though: the first Red Dead Redemption never showed up on PC, aside from emulation, which starts to gain a foothold…)

Source: PCGamer

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