The development team behind the PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 has announced that it has successfully emulated Red Dead Redemption on the PC for the first time. RPCS3 is an open-source Sony PlayStation 3 emulator and debugger written in C++ for Window...

Sony has announced that the classic Rockstar Games title Red Dead Redemption will be available on PlayStation Now later this year. With a PlayStation Now subscription the game will finally be playable on the PC. Gamers will be able to experience the...

Rockstar Games is reportedly working on a new project that is said to be revealed soon. Sources close to the British branch of Rockstar Games, also known as Rockstar North, have confirmed this to our editorial staff independently. Ever since the PC r...

The map of what appears to be a sequel to the popular game Red Dead Redemption may have been leaked online. Last weekend a user on tech website NeoGAF posted the image without naming a source or posting further proof. Hours later the user posted that...

An interesting piece of news caught our eye this early morning when one of our readers, BenBuja, sent us the above screencap showcasing the Games for Windows Live logo next to the Red Dead Redemption logo on Rockstar's Multiplayer event page.Rockstar has launched a redesign of the Social Club feature a while back so perhaps the above screencap is a result of some poor programming, or maybe, just maybe, Red Dead Redemption is finally making its way to the PC, after all those years.What it most likely boils down to is poor programming, Rockstar seems to have moved away from the Games for Windows Live platform a while back with Grand Theft Auto 4 being the last title using it, Max Payne 3 used a new matchmaking system -- or just maybe..Update It seems Rockstar Games has now removed the Games for Windows Live logo and has replaced it with an Xbox live logo, intrigue. (Thanks to h4rdcore44)