It's the most atmospheric game I've ever played. I had loads of moments where I'd just look out over the plains at a sunset or something listening to the sounds of the wildlife. I'd play for hours without actually doing anything. I absolutely loved it.the first time you go into NM and hear that music, about how it's one of his stand-out gaming memories, that it made him slow down and just experience the moment.
It's coming out in November, or you heard in November that it's going to be coming out at some point?
playing RDR and the first time you go into NM and hear that music, about how it's one of his stand-out gaming memories
Coming out in nov 2016. Could be a rumor though.
Can I also join the clamour of 'please let it be on PC'. I think this console generation it's easier to do a version for XBone, Ps4 and PC because they've all got similar architecture, and in the case of XBone and Windows 10, they'll be both running DX12 when this comes out. So no excuses.
I thought Red Dead Redemption was great, and I enjoyed it much more than GTA. Really got the Spagetti Western atmosphere done well. I'm not really a Spag Western fan, but still...
Doesn't windows 10 support xbone games or something? They do something called play anywhere in Gears of War.
Now when you own an Xbox Play Anywhere digital title, it’s yours to play on both Xbox One and Windows 10 PC at no additional cost.
Ah, okay. I expect it means then that you can download a PC version for free if you own the XBone version, not that you can just grab the disk and put it in your PC and it'll work. The architecture is too different. So all it's saying is that if you've paid microsoft once for that title you don't need to pay them again in order to download it on their other platform. A bit like some Steam games where you can download it for PC or Mac but just pay the once, or for something like the new Skyrim remastered version which is free to download if you've already bought the full old version. Same concept, different delivery systems is all.