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Release date in September? A guy who was a judge for E3 (someone who gets to see all the games before everyone) this week just let slip a possible date for Red Dead when talking about Destiny 2!

Not even a mere tweet saying "Happy 7th anniversary, RDR" or something. I think it really is asking too much for Rockstar.

I wouldn't find weird if R* just simply ignored the date like they did with Bully's anniversary. I'd be disappointed, but not surprised. Not only it's RDR's anniversary, but this coming Thursday is the Thursday before T2's conference call. They generally announce things on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

I know it's fake. I was just reminding everyone that tomorrow we have a high chance of getting news.

Tomorrow!

The thursday before T2's earnings call. It makes sense to announce a date or give any kind of info about your upcoming game to please investors. Also E3 is around the corner. If not this week, the next 3 ones are very likely.

Made a quick logo for the forum with RDR's font. It's transparent, that's why you can't see it properly. Because of the grey background.

Sony has so many 1st parties lined up for 2018 and beyond and the PS4 is doing so well in sales that releasing another console woud be quite unnatural. We just had the Pro and the Slim last year. Also it would make this generation really short - 5 years.

Yes. That would be Ubisoft's job. They have their own conference.

I don't know... I think it would kind of take out the seriousness of the game.

Red Dead Redemption 2 God of War Death Stranding The Last of Us: Part II

Rumours say it will be more of a modern western.

May 18th.

Source: 'Assassin's Creed' And 'Far Cry' Devs At Ubisoft Making A Wild West Game In Montana? [RUMOR] This is an article from 2015, notice how it matches with the descriptions given by ww.greatfallstribune.com's article. So it's probably Far Cry we're talking about, not Red Dead.

Yea, not gameplay yet. Probably a story trailer, presenting the characters, plot and setting.

Legends, myths, people talking about some half-animal-half-man creature. That fits the setting - quiet towns populated by illiterate, ignorant people - very well.

I'm still holding that it'll release on Fall. But if we pass E3 with no info, a delay is certain.

Red Dead Redemption V, the mod that was going to recreate the wild west game's map inside of Grand Theft Auto V, has been canceled. It was revealed last month, and modding team .White had planned to release a beta this summer. However, shortly after the team released a teaser trailer—which was quickly taken down—lead modder Mr. Leisurewear announced that the team had been "contacted" and would cancel the project. "I know this is hard pill to swallow, but as you may have noticed we did get contacted," Mr. Leisurewear wrote on GTAForums.com. "And we sadly have to say we are stopping this project. So thanks guys, we were all so happy to see this, but it isn't going to happen, sorry." Mr. Leisurewear didn't reveal who contacted them at first, later confirming that it was indeed Take Two. However, because of some users' confusion, he did want to clarify that the mod was "never going to be a 'PC port.'" "It was just gonna be the map," he explained. "Undertaking this sort of a project with additional content ported over was never feasible... we were only gonna get a way to convert the map with both legal copies of each game, and some custom scripted additional content... there was never any intention or mention to either port a story mode over from RDR to V." When told by forum users to hold on to the files, Leisurewear replied, "Why would I throw away 3 years of work... that's insane, man." I'm no lawyer, but Mr. Leisurewear planning to hold on to his files—which is understandable—doesn't necessarily spell anything positive for fans hoping to ride through Armadillo in GTA V. Speaking to this, he addressed the .White toolkit, which some members of the forums have asked Mr. Leisurewear to release in order to bolster the GTA V modding scene. "Also, to anyone asking for the .White toolkit, sadly I'm ordered to not release anything," he said. "And I will probably get a lawsuit if I do officially (which I dont have right now)." There is a long history of companies forcing modders and fan developers to shut down their work. DoomRL, the free fan-made roguelike, is one that comes to mind. It launched way back in 2002, but Bethesda parent company ZeniMax issued a takedown late last year. Another notable case was when Nintendo shut down the excellent fan-made Metroid II remake. It's a shame when this happens, because fans tend to create fun, unique ideas out of beloved games and characters that aren't necessarily explored by the official rights holders. Anything Red Dead Redemption-related on PC definitely fits into that category. Source: PC Gamer

Another month bites the dust. Take Two's next conferece call is May 23rd, which is good, because it means we may get some info before it.. I'm saying it based on Rockstar's history: GTA V was announced on Nov 2nd 2011 and T2 Conference call was Nov 9th 2011. (1 week) R* announced it will release GTA V in "Spring 2013" on October 30th 2012 and T2 conference call October 31st 2012 (1 day) RDR2 was announced on October 18th and T2 Conference call was October Nov 2nd 2011. (2 weeks)

Compilation of every leak and rumour so far, made by the people of GTAForums. http://gtaforums.com/topic/883471-rdr2-rumour-mill-the-great-treasure-hunt/

Red Dead Head.

Rockstar hasn't stated anything about it being a prequel or sequel, however a lot of hints indicate we'll be playing a prequel: https://www.rdr2.org/news/red-dead-redemption-2-voice-actors-hint-prequel/ http://www.polygon.com/2016/10/17/13306652/red-dead-redemption-2-prequel-theory http://www.usgamer.net/articles/red-dead-redemption-2-is-almost-certainly-a-prequel

Iirc this dates back from April of last year.