I'm wondering I'm installing the game but it says I should pay for the deadly assasins outfit even though I preordered it back in the day and got it for free so I guess I'm screwed.
Red Dead Posse: Outlaws Till the End
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Wow, I forgot how good this game looks. It almost looks like a remaster! I wasn't sure I still had the game on disk but I found it.
Supposedly nearly locked at 30 and an improvement over running it on the 360.
Yea, apparently Rockstar went and did some re-coding. Awesome of them. I have the disc but i'll probably get the digital download since its so cheap.
I keep thinking this is a 360 game?! The draw distance is still incredible by todays standards. The lack of PBR is felt though. Framerate has been solid.
I am finding myself wishing R* would make a fantasy rpg...
Mmm, hmm, and I was just saying it still looks great, and it surprises me when I go back to some 360 games and they still look amazing, if missing newer rendering techniques...
I am just a couple hours in and I have already come across a bunch of things I didn't see when I played through it years ago. Even with the boost it does look a little dated compared to games today...but not by much. What does hold up completely is how much fun it is to be a part of the Wild West. This only makes me pine for a sequel even more.
Today I came across a stranded woman whose carriage broke. She screamed for helped and when I got close a small gang of bandits jumped out and attacked me. She set a trap to have me killed. f*** that. After I took all the bandits down, I hogtied the woman and dropped her off a cliff.
They didn't, but they bought the rights, and "continued" it I guess. I'm not sure how connected they are.
Edit, scratch that! I guess they did make RD revolver. I never played it, but I looked up the cover, and character has the same scars, but Marston was an ex-outlaw in Redemption. I think in Revolver, the character was avenging this family.
I think the design in Redemption was just a call back and that Marston isn't actually the same person.
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Rockstar San Diego developed. I think at the time, it was just a nice over the top parody that allowed for crazy characters and action. It got some decent press at the time with it's game mechanics at the time, but never really got BIG. Odds are someone had a good concept or script for a western, saw a decent property that could be used, and convinced higher ups to combine the two, helping to reduce the financial risk of producing a western game. Just a random theory though.
I just got there too and I honestly do not remember that song when I played RDR the first time. Quite baffling.Aaand I just got to Mexico and experienced again one of my top five gaming moments of all time
