Red Dead Redemption

dannysatsuma's Red Dead Redemption (Xbox 360) review

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Dag Nabbit! A hunned words?! I suspect I barely know dat many. But I reckon I'll giver a look see n' see what I kin muster. Firstly this game is buggier than a horse and carriage. But like the conveyance, it is elegant looking and certainly highly functional despite being recalcitrant in its clunkyness depending on operating conditions. In that respect it may be "hollow candy" but that is some right fine delicious candy. Truth be told I blame any mud slinging and slighting of most of the epic to be directly connected to "Moddin". Was that a hunned words?

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