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Red Dead Redemption 2's second CD is causing a ruckus apparently

It appears that Red Dead Redemption 2's lengthy install times aren't the only thing plaguing the game as the Xbox One version's CD number two has been mysteriously refusing to work, or asking for CD number one and then doing the same.

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seanomac682762d ago

Mine works fine. Didn't take very long to load both discs

fiveby92762d ago

I had zero issues loading the game nor applying the patch. I hope everyone is enjoying the game regalrdless of whether they bought physical or digital.

mikeslemonade2761d ago

I still get physical because when I trade all my games and systems at end of the generation I get basically a free PS5 on launch day and left over credit to spend on games for like one year.

While the digital way you have like no intrinsic value. It’s worth nothing unless you sell your psn account.

Sm00thNinja2762d ago

Never had a problem on Xbox. The only annoying thing was the install took an hour and then an Xbox SYSTEM update hit and then that had to install and when I booted the game up got hit with the day one patch

And I'll physically buy my games for as long as possible. Definitely a collector of sorts. Digital is nice and obviously where we're headed but I just can't stand not physically being able to see my collection.

sander97022762d ago

He obviously meant floppy disk!

ziggurcat2762d ago

cassette tape like the old Commodore 64.

kneon2762d ago

The second box of punch cards, obviously.

I'm old enough to have actually programmed with punch cards on a PDP 11, and my largest program was almost a full box.

RyanDJ2761d ago (Edited 2761d ago )

My mother worked at an office that used punch cards and they had to print quick and take them across the building. Huge reams, and if someone dropped them....it was reprint the whole batch.

kneon2760d ago

I've dropped a box before, but as we had no way to automatically reprint them I had to manually put them back in the correct order. I think our boxes held 1000 cards if I recall correctly. It seemed like a lot back then, but a thousand lines of code is nothing now.

OpenGL2762d ago

I installed it on both of my PS4s from the disc version without issue.

RememberThe3572762d ago (Edited 2762d ago )

But... but... What about the ruckus?

DarXyde2762d ago

Wutang doesn't bring the ruckus.

You do if you want beef.

rainslacker2762d ago (Edited 2762d ago )

I was extremely rucked

Wait...should I be ruckused about this?

One article isn't enough for me to decide if this is ruckusable material or not.

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Red Dead Redemption 2 Turns Into Elden Ring in New Mod, Featuring Uncle as Final Boss

Red Dead Redemption 2 mod turns the game into Elden Ring, adding spells, boss fights, and Uncle as the final boss.

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GTA5 Has Sold Over 220 Million Copies, Red Dead Redemption 2 Has Sold Over 79 Million Units

Take-Two announced its financial results for Q2 of fiscal year 2026, and shared an update on the sales of GTA5 and Red Dead Redemption 2.

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TheDreamCorridor194d ago

You think Rockstar views Red Dead 2 as a failure because it didn't sell 150m copies?

jznrpg194d ago

3 billion or so in revenue not including online stuff I’m sure they don’t

SethNW193d ago

I am pretty sure they don't. It was profitable and made them a lot of money. Not GTA5 money but far from failure. Maybe it is lower priority franchise, due to being smaller, but that is about the lowest they would put it as. Only thing they do consider failure is RDR2 Online, unlike GTA5 Online, that RDR2 Online flopped. Hence why it got less support. And when it come to profits, sales for both combined don't come close to GTA Online microtansactions. Hence why everything very quickly got canceled and GTA Online was top priority, so no GTA6 for a long time, no DLC for GTA5, despite there being 5 DLCs planned, at least I think it was 5, give or take one. But as I see it, they needed to rejuvenate interest and all, hence why GTA6 eventually is getting made. But what they are really looking forward to is refresh of Online.

ZeekQuattro193d ago

Only in terms of the online aspect of the game. They didn't support it as much as they did GTA V Online. I remember people being pissed about that.

jznrpg194d ago

I own a few GTAs but never played them. I love Red Dead though

Yui_Suzumiya187d ago (Edited 187d ago )

Boring and overrated. Red Dead Redemption is pretty good though. The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy is my personal GOAT. We need more stuff like that from TooKyo.

victorMaje194d ago

I must be one of the few who are fine with the GTA6 delay. People treat that game like it’s the 2nd coming lol.

FIELDMARSHALL_P193d ago

My daughter asked me how I felt about I shrugged and said I don't care gives me time to finish up games I already have. It's all good let them make the best game they can.

RedDevils193d ago

Wish they make another Manhunt or Bully.

gold_drake193d ago

damn, thats a ridiculous number

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Dan Houser: RDR2 was "behind schedule" and "over budget so much I didn’t want to think about it"

Dan Houser opens up about Red Dead Redemption 2’s rocky development, calling it behind schedule, massively over budget, and full of pressure to prove doubters wrong.

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Storm23198d ago (Edited 198d ago )

The world they built is pretty amazing. Unfortunately, the game was mostly boring to me. I definitely had fun in some parts, but it didn't do it for me as a whole like the first one did. I loved RDR so much.

The budgets and time it takes to make games these days is out of control. Such a big risk. If a game isn't a huge hit, it is often it for a studio. Scary. I really miss the PS2 and PS3 days where studeios could make 4 games in a generation and take risks in making something new. And so many were using their own engines. Those were the days.

neutralgamer1992198d ago

Agreed. I love RDR but couldn't get into RDR2. The animations take forever and game slows you down on purpose. It won't let you have fun because R* want us to play the game they want to. I know millions love RDR2 and I even bought and own it. But just wasn't for me.

It's like comparing GTA4 to saints row 2. One game was about fun while the other was about realism and that's coming from someone who beat GTA4 many times. I much rather a game be fun to play than chase realism

YodaCracker198d ago

GTA IV’s realism is what made it so much more fun for me. I loved experimenting with the physics.

Storm23197d ago

I bought RDR2 also. Put 100+ hours into it and beat it our of respect for Rockstar and all the people saying it was the greatest game ever. RDR blew my mind but might also have been the best time in gaming for me personally. l loved that PS3 gen so much.

I am excited to see what GTA6 is like.

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