Red Dead Redemption 1 May Finally Come To PC And Gamers Are Flipping Out
That might change soon, though, and this isn't like the last decade of "Bloodborne PC finally!!" leaks that we've had to suffer. This one comes straight from the source—albeit not quite in official fashion. Posting on Xwitter, Tez2 (@TezFunz2) located some marketing strings for Red Dead Redemption inside the site for the official Rockstar Launcher.
That wouldn't quite be conclusive evidence on its own, but take a look at what the strings actually say. It's very specific: "Red Dead Redemption, and its zombie-horror companion, Undead Nightmare, now playable on PC." Well, that's pretty cut-and-dried, isn't it?
It will be interesting to see how Rockstar prices the game on PC. PC gamers are notoriously averse to paying full price for anything but the latest releases; spoiled by frequent Steam sales that offer deep discounts on older games, the infamous PC Gaming Master Race may not cotton to the "commercially accurate price" of $50 for a game originally released in 2010.
Of course, until Rockstar announces it officially or the game actually comes out, all bets are on as to whether it will actually do so. This wouldn't be the first time we've seen "conclusive" evidence of a long-desired console exclusive finally getting a PC release. Hopefully this time it's really for real.
