I would love a sequel or even substantial DLC set in the universe of RDR ala The Ballad of Gay Tony or The Lost and Damned. Undead Nightmare was excellent, but now I want more story in the RDR universe. It wouldn't even have to be in the same setting, but I would love it if I could meet returning characters. Maybe you could be a young John Marston in his gang, or maybe not. Basically, I just want more RDR story.
Red Dead Redemption
Game » consists of 23 releases. Released May 18, 2010
- PlayStation 3
- Xbox 360
- PlayStation Network (PS3)
- PlayStation 4
- + 2 more
- Nintendo Switch
- Xbox 360 Games Store
Red Dead Redemption is the spiritual successor to 2004's Red Dead Revolver, featuring a vibrant, open world set in the decline of the American Wild West. Players take on the role of former outlaw John Marston, who is forced to hunt down his former gang to regain his family.
I want more of this game!!!
I want a prequel; I think they could do some great stuff with John's gang life and how it eventually came to an end.
I still need to buy Undead Nightmare.
I would really love some more RDR. Maybe it's space/fantasy fatigue but gimme some squeeky wagons and some ambient twang.
RDR was a pretty amazing game, one of my favourites in this line of consoles. I'm sure they'll work on some continuation of it once GTA is out of the way, especially considering it did very well for them in terms of sales. Perhaps it'll end up being Rockstar's first game on next gen platforms.
@AhmadMetallic said:
@Cubidog1 said:Maybe you could be a young John Marston in his gangYes.
While that would make for a cool game, it kinda kills the entire redemptive theme of the first game. When a game is as story driven as this is... that's the exact kind of sequel I wouldn't want to see.
Though that universe is of course ripe with characters and interesting settings, surely they could find a protagonist that wouldn't send a big middle finger to fans of the first game.
I would have liked RDR a lot more if there would have been more RPG elements... I bought it back when I was reading Stephen King's The Dark Tower. I was really immersed in that universe and felt a strong connection to Roland Deschain, although I never had any interest in a western setting. The wish to dive into a western-themed world was very strong back then, but unfortunately RDR wasn't really my kind of game.
@NTM said:
@xobballox said:
I want a sequel that is a prequel to the story
Totally contradictory.
I think he wants a remake.
Yes. Hell fucking yes. Red Dead Redemption is in the top 5 of my all time favorite games. Seeing a sequel, a prequel, a spiritual successor, whatever - would be great.
I myself fancy the idea of Jack Marston ending up as a full-on bounty hunter or something, but ending up in a gang, one way or the other. A struggle between cashing them in and staying with them would be intriguing.
@MysteriousBob said:
I think NTM is simply outraged by people not understanding what the "-quel" words actually mean. Like I am.@NTM said:
@xobballox said:
I want a sequel that is a prequel to the story
Totally contradictory.
I think he wants a remake.
@NTM said:
@xobballox said:
I want a sequel that is a prequel to the story
Totally contradictory.
Yep. I just woke up and made a dumb post, I am sorry.
It was fun while it lasted, but I have no interest in going back to that world. Undead Nightmare was a great take though.
@Ghostiet: @xobballox: No, I don't really mind. I just thought I'd say it in case you really didn't know of the mistake. That's not to assume. It may be annoying, but I like to help by pointing out flaws on the internet sometimes. So I am sorry, I guess.
Don't apologize to me! I have the exact same problem.
...you wanna make out?
I'd like another Red Dead game, but Marston and his gang would not be allowed near it. Their story is too well-crafted to be spoilt with a prequel, entering at exactly the perfect moment in his western epic.
No, a new Red Dead would have to have new characters, and (ostensibly) be based on different films. I'd love a game set in that genre inspired by Butch & Sundance, Ben Wade, Rooster Cogburn, or, if they wanted to make a really wild title, a game based on Will Kane. By the way, if you're not familiar with any of those characters, films, or, in the case of True Grit, the novel, go and get your hands on them. They are each excellent, and most of them are excellent almost beyond compare.
@Little_Socrates said:
I'd like another Red Dead game, but Marston and his gang would not be allowed near it. Their story is too well-crafted to be spoilt with a prequel, entering at exactly the perfect moment in his western epic.
No, a new Red Dead would have to have new characters, and (ostensibly) be based on different films. I'd love a game set in that genre inspired by Butch & Sundance, Ben Wade, Rooster Cogburn, or, if they wanted to make a really wild title, a game based on Will Kane. By the way, if you're not familiar with any of those characters, films, or, in the case of True Grit, the novel, go and get your hands on them. They are each excellent, and most of them are excellent almost beyond compare.
A Cogburn-style character could be really fucking awesome. And I agree, stay away from Marston and the RDR story. It was so well done it should just be left alone for a good long while.
Anything like this would be great.
I can't go back to GTA IV because of RDR's better controls and I long for a good western game!
@MariachiMacabre said:
@Little_Socrates said:
I'd like another Red Dead game, but Marston and his gang would not be allowed near it. Their story is too well-crafted to be spoilt with a prequel, entering at exactly the perfect moment in his western epic.
No, a new Red Dead would have to have new characters, and (ostensibly) be based on different films. I'd love a game set in that genre inspired by Butch & Sundance, Ben Wade, Rooster Cogburn, or, if they wanted to make a really wild title, a game based on Will Kane. By the way, if you're not familiar with any of those characters, films, or, in the case of True Grit, the novel, go and get your hands on them. They are each excellent, and most of them are excellent almost beyond compare.
A Cogburn-style character could be really fucking awesome. And I agree, stay away from Marston and the RDR story. It was so well done it should just be left alone for a good long while.
Yeah, the idea of playing one of those games as a U.S. Marshal is an extremely exciting proposition. Structurally, it could still be very similar to Red Dead still, as it'd be about tracking down and subduing the Most Wanted.
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