So, here I am, finding myself desperately waiting on Brink. Played through this, played through that....what's this!? "Gun", let's blow the dust off of this oldie and see what it was that made me buy this game in the first place. Wow! So, we know that "Red Dead Redemption" was a follow-up to the less-spectacular "Red Dead Revolver".....but in truth, the two games were so far apart in respects of gameplay, fun, and value (let alone graphics), would anyone have really known that they were connected? That asked, when we take a closer look at "Gun"....there isn't a doubt in my mind that the developers that worked on RDR were fans of "Gun" at a religous level.....if you liked RDR and haven't played "Gun", you must. This isn't a review for the game, but it's a reminder of just how good of a game that "Gun" really was, it is the game that RDR sequeled in spirit....
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nice post. :)
And ignore the guy who said expand, blog posts are allowed to be short and sweet, its not an article.
Red Dead Redemption was more like a sequel to Gun than Red Dead Revolver. Anyone that has played both Red Deads knows that they are two totally different type of games.
Gun is amazing I really want a sequel RDR was great but I like GUN more
A great, very much deserving of a sequel, game. I myself wrote a Blog Post about the rumoured sequel...