Red Dead Redemption 2 official trailer #3 set for Wednesday, May 2nd
Are we still excited for Rockstar Games’ Red Dead Redemption sequel? Hell yeah.
Are we still excited for Rockstar Games’ Red Dead Redemption sequel? Hell yeah.
Rockstar Games unceremoniously announced that Red Dead Redemption 2 has been pushed back to allow for more development time and polish.
Once a game ahead of its time, L.A. Noire now feels right at home.
Get a good look at the Nintendo Switch version of Rockstar’s updated crime drama.
See Rockstar’s remastered crime drama in glorious 4K trailer form. Would we lie?
Presented without commentary, because, ya know, Rockstar Games makes awesome trailers.
Now this is a rumor that we never thought would be true… but alas, it is!
Dagnabbit!!!! Originally scheduled for fall 2017, Rockstar Games has officially pushed back Red Dead Redemption 2 to spring 2018.
It’s only a minute long, but Rockstar Games has dropped off a trailer for the long-awaited Red Dead Redemption 2.
And here it is cowboys and cowgirls. Rockstar has announced a Fall 2017 date for their long-awaited Red Dead Redemption sequel.
Damn you Rockstar Games! We know you’re working on something in the Red Dead franchise, but this type of tease is the worst kind.
Rockstar Games today confirmed that one of its other beloved open world adventure titles will finally be making its way onto the Xbox One as a fully backwards compatible Xbox 360 game.
A swanky official trailer for the massive empire building update for Grand Theft Auto Online.
One of the most enticing exclusive features for the PC version of Grand Theft Auto V is officially headed to the PS4 and Xbox One versions in the very near future.
We’ve come to a verdict on our Grand Theft Auto V review for PC after having finished the campaign, stolen some cars, and wrecked a few aircraft along the way.
Do you have a well equipped PC gaming rig and are ready to finally spend some time with Grand Theft Auto V? Then check this out.
A brand new GTA V album by The Alchemist and Oh No is set to be included as in-game music and a standalone release.