Much in the same way Batman: Arkham Origins was originally revealed (although not under that name), it seems that a Take-Two conference call may have let slip that a follow up to Red Dead Redemption is one step closer to being a reality.

 

I first read the story on IGN, but there are plenty of sites running with the story.

 

Of course, as this was a transcript from a conference call, no details of what the game will entail or who it will feature is known. However, it's widely accepted that it will be for PS4 / X-Box One and may not be released on the current generation of consoles.

 

With Red Dead Redemption being set at the end of the cowboy era, it'll be interesting to see if it is a straight follow up (with Marston, Jr.) or a completely new set of characters.

Wouldn't mind that at all

I dont really know why they hadnt already done it seeing as it was so great and such a success.

I really hope so, one of the few real 10/10 games around recently. I'd enjoy a change a setting, or at least period. For my own interests, the foundation of Las Vegas, with Buggsy Siegel and some such would make be shit my pants in joy.

Those lonely walks through the Wild West were just brilliant

For some reason I never completed RDR & I don't remember why. I think I'm gonna have to put that right. I don't have the game any more but I'm sure I can pick it up dirt cheap now

It's a game you have to own!!!!

I still think Rockstar should focus almost entirely on another GTA sequel as soon as possible, not taking advantage of GTA V's success by releasing a new one for the PS4/XB1 would be like throwing money down the drain.

I think they will release on the new platforms anyway

RDR follow up will be great, Rockstar will also do a Bully sequel too. If they are as good as GTA V it will be great but that quality takes time so don't expect it out soon.

RDR follow up will be great, Rockstar will also do a Bully sequel too. If they are as good as GTA V it will be great but that quality takes time so don't expect it out soon.

 

The vast majority of time is spent on the engine, so if they use the GTA V engine for RDR2 etc, then they could be relatively soon (like 1-2 years instead of 5 years)

It could be the best game ever