Red Dead Redemption 3 may soon be announced by Rockstar Games
Red Dead Redemption is one of the most acclaimed franchises in the gaming world, and now it looks like we have almost official confirmation for Rockstar Games’ third Wild West game. Take-Two CEO Strauss Zelnick caused a lot of noise by claiming that GTA and Red Dead Redemption are permanent franchises in an interview during a conference.
Strauss Zelnick compared Red Dead Redemption to James Bond films and said, “I just watched the new Bond movie, it was great. I would like every franchise to be like James Bond. There are a few prized entertainment franchises of any kind that fall into this category, but they really do exist.” And we think GTA is one of them, I think Red Dead is one of them, and obviously NBA 2K is one of them.”
However, the evidence that Red Dead Redemption 3 is almost certain does not end there. A programmer and Head of Artificial Intelligence at Rockstar Games stated on his LinkedIn profile that he is working on RDR3. Similarly, in the description you can see that the producer has been working on vehicle AI for “RDR3” and other projects for two years.
It will definitely be a long-awaited game for all fans of the franchise. Now, another most anticipated game is Grand The Auto VI which takes over every passing day with new information on social networks. That was one of the last information The production of the game is messy and the owner of the game started making it from scratch in 2020 after many problems in its development.
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