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The latest gameplay trailer for Red Dead Redemption 2 dumps a ton of new information about the game. You can play in first-person, participate in heists and bounties, gamble, watch plays, take baths and more, with characters reacting to your choices and actions.

“As long as we get paid or you get shot, I’m happy!” The latest video for Red Dead Redemption 2 introduces its basic gameplay elements. You’ll be part of a traveling band of criminals, and have plenty of opportunities to hunt, help or hurt. The game drops 10/26/18.

The latest trailer for Red Dead Redemption 2 confirms that it’s a prequel to the first game. Set at the turn of the 19th century, you play as Arthur Morgan, a member of a band of outlaws headed by the charismatic but stubborn Dutch Van Der Linde.

“In this place, ain’t no such as civilized.” Red Dead Redemption 2 has been pushed back to Spring 2018, but at least it’s still looking mighty fine. The trailer hints at a tale of honor among outlaws, starring the anti-hero Arthur Morgan, the Van der Linde gang, and the wild West.

The much-anticipated sequel to Rockstar’s other big open world shooter that isn’t Grand Theft Auto. The 60 second trailer is way more of a tease than anything, but will nonetheless drive millions of us to go pre-order the game for its Fall 2017 release anyhow.

Includes Red Dead Redemption, GTA: Episodes from Liberty City, L.A. Noire and Midnight Club: Los Angeles Complete Edition for the price of one game. Available for PS3 and Xbox 360 starting 11/6/12.

It was only a matter of time before Rockstar would reveal its first look at GTA V. The city of Los Santos is brimming over with fast cars, fast women, gangbangers, derelicts, and shiny new graphics.

The father of modern sandbox video games just turned 10. Rockstar Games shows its gratitude by re-releasing the game on both iOS and Android devices. Also by reminding us of how old we are.

A closer look at the detective work that players will be doing in L.A. Noire, as well as the consequences – both good and bad – of your sleuthing. This game cannot come out soon enough.

We’ve already teased the uncannily rendered LA Noire, but this “orientation” trailer gives us more insight into the seamless mix of action and crime-solving adventure in Rockstar’s next big thing.