The Red Dead game you (probably) never played
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Red Dead Revolver is a 2004 action-adventure game developed by Rockstar San Diego and published by Rockstar Games. It is the first entry in the Red Dead series, and was released for the PlayStation 2 and Xbox in May 2004.[1] Set in the 1880s, during the American frontier, the single-player story follows bounty hunter Red Harlow's quest for revenge after the murder of his parents. A local multiplayer mode allows up to two players to face off against each other or AI-controlled bots in free-for-all battles.
Rockstar San Diego (then known as Angel Studios) began work on Red Dead Revolver with Capcom's funding in 2000. During the development, Angel Studios was acquired and rebranded by Rockstar Games. After Yoshiki Okamoto left Capcom in 2003, Red Dead Revolver was canceled until Rockstar Games acquired the rights to the game and revived it later that year. The game received mixed to positive reviews from critics, and sold moderately well. A spiritual successor, Red Dead Redemption, was released in May 2010, and a third game, Red Dead Redemption 2, was released in October 2018.
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everyone saying "I bet you haven't played gun" well guess what I went and did it ruclips.net/video/yCMtXN4zlEA/видео.html
I beat it like 6 times
I dont have ps now
I never played this even though I bought and played GUN which is awesome and I strongly recommend. Was this one on the OG Xbox or only on Playstation 2?
@@PapagenoX09 PS5 actually! you can buy it digital on the PSN store
I’m on pc can I play this game?
Red Dead Revolver is a true "Wild West" story. Red Dead Redemption and RDR2 are not about the wild west, they are about the changing time between wild west and tamed west into civilization.
Red dead revolver is a spaghetti western, feels more like the classical western movies with simple moral lines and cowboys having attitudes similar to knights in Arthurian legends.
Red dead redemption is more like the subversion of that.
“No”
*runs away*
@@nickelakon5369 that's the point
💯
RDR2 has a better story than red dead revolver and RDR. It’s the better game overall over the other two 🤷🏽♂️
Red always felt like a Clint Eastwood type of character. John was like a Deke Thornton, and Arthur is definitely a John Wayne. It's nice how each protagonist references a different type of Western hero
Red is definitely John Marston, you can tell by the scar on his face, rdr2 says it came from a bear attack to create backstory, but this was made before rdr, and wasn't seen by rockstar as the first game of the series
He definitely isn’t. Also, didn’t John get his scars from a wolf attack in the mountains?
@@captaincodfish164 bear attack, wolf attack, either way rdr2 makes their own backstory. And can you tell me the differences between, red, and John Marston?
@@captaincodfish164 00:15
@@captaincodfish164 00:03
When Red is mentioned in RDR2 I was jumping like crazy. So happy and what a badass Red is he is literally became a legendary bounty hunter in RDR series.
Wait, when is he mentioned? I might have missed him in there.
Yeah hol up when did they mention him, is it uncle?
@@adamcamacho4146 It's a random encounter John can get iirc, fella by a campfire in the Blackwater area will mention Red to him in a story
@@GabedalfTheWhite 3weeks late, but it's the drunk dude by the campfire right?
@@Muzakr_Halfdanno
Fun fact: Red Dead Revolver was initially owned by Capcom as they were the publishers of Angel Studio, the developers behind the game. At first the game was supposed to be a more Japanese style arcade shooter, but after Take Two bought the studio and rebranded it as Rockstar San Diego, they reworked the game into what it is now.
Thank you Rockstar
Thank god for rockstar 😂
I remember playing this as a kid, was shocked when Red Dead Redemption came out and everyone loved it and they acted like that was the 1st game 😂 only the real GOAT remember this and played it 💯
looked for this comment as i knew my fellow goats had to be here
Redemption was such a monumental game though. Revolver you rented over a weekend and played through and had a fun time but forgot about. Redemption is an experience, whole different level.
I grew up playing this game as a kid, cuz my step dad was a huge gamer & sorta inducted me. Glad to find my OG brethren here!
Rdr came out when I was 1 and I didn’t really get to play it but I did watch my older brother and we had a ps2 when I was around 8 and I just messed around with it but like yesterday I beat it on my Xbox one and for a 18 year old game it looks great so 10/10
This and another game called gun were 2 of the best cowboy games back then
This game also had a really weird development cycle. It was originally a Capcom game but I guess they didn't like it so Rockstar snagged it.
True i was wondering about that
And one of their best series’ came out of it
No disrespect to Capcom but honestly good on them cause I really couldn’t imagine what RDR would be like under them.
I have a sneaking suspicion that red dead revolver was gonna be a spiritual successor to Gun Smoke. This was an early 80s Capcom arcade game, and it had a boss that was fat and covered in dynamite, much like the boss in Revolver called Pig Josh.
@@arkinyte13 that’s kinda what happened before capcom just abandoned the game
In Red Dead Redemption 2, the player can encounter a man camping around Hennigan's Stead; he mentions that, before his brother died, he used to tell him stories of Red Harlow and will tell the stories to the player. In game files, the man in question is labeled as "REDHARLOW"
I just love that Rockstar used music from various Spaghetti Westerns for the score for this game. Favorite track is the whistling music during the train sequence which was taken from They Call Me Cemetery aka A Bullet for a Stranger.
Literally read your comment during the train section
This came out when I had first moved out at 18. My roomates and I would use the multiplayer duel to decide who would do house chores such as the dishes or mopping. Many a drunk evening having dueling tournaments. Good times
(edit to add) You should do one or two more videos finishing up RedDead. This was inredibly nostalgic
Jack swift was the best
wait so you're 36 now? have you achieved what you achieved your goals?
@@KolateralXC 39, guess my old bitch ass is off by a couple years. Yeah I fully expected to just be alone my whole life getting stoned and playing world of warcraft but somehow managed to get married, have 3 kids and buy a house. Also in a pretty rad band. Things turned out pretty great
@@ToyLatrine that gives me hope
@@ToyLatrine I'm sorry but ur comment give me vibes of a "regular" AskReddit comments
"I'm gonna make mincemeat out of you!" Was such a heavy hitting nostalgia line.
Probably my favorite char to unlock.
Dang varmint
"I'm lookin at a dead man!"
I know it’s unrelated to the game but I remember the villagers saying something like that in resident evil 4
“I’ll kill you and use you to wipe my behind!”
I like how gritty this game is. This was the first game I played that had a cover system. I also remember having trouble with the pig boss and the clown king.
“Gritty” “Clown”
This game was my childhood. I beat the campaign at least 15 times and I 100% the game more than once. Pig Josh was no joke, and the duel with Mr. Kelly always gave me a hard time. Amazing story, wish more people knew about it
You're right about one thing man. The red dead revolver characters do show up in the later games which they show up in RDR1 as playable Characters in the multiplayer and even the voice actors came back to voice them and you can make them say stuff as well. Plus the RDR1 multiplayer is still alive somehow.
I think he means the characters appeared in the story of the rdr games hence the “renamed completely”
Yeah I still play rdr1 online and the ones left are kids with petty attitudes
Really i got accused of stealing a coffin because a mothereffer wanted Holly water
@@deadgambler879 i finished rdr1's story a few weeks ago, but i still haven't played the online. Is it good?
@@deadgambler879 well I've been seeing a lot of people playing RDR1 again and there's lots of full lobbies now don't know why
@@geox8485 that whole theory exists because of one sentence lmao
Nothing else matches
Honestly how can you play this game without cracking a few laughs, def deserves a remake
I’m hoping that both this and redemption get remade for ps5.
@@theartillery9724 yes
Can we stop remaking everything?
@@TheOrangeRoad no
@@TheOrangeRoad Why? It has worked well for Mafia, resident evil, final fantasy, Yakuza ect.
“Heck yeah! We killed… Smitty. Smitty Werbenjagermanjenson, he was number one.” 🤣 I fucking lost it on the SpongeBob reference.
This is such a classic in my eyes. I would love another Red Dead game like this.
It's funny, I forgot that I had actually ever played this game. In my mind, I mixed this game up with "Gun" and "Call of Juarez" which were both two similar western games that I loved as a kid. As a kid, I didn't really pay much attention to names or developers. I just looked at the cover art at Gamestop and decide to play. Good times, man. It's cool how the older you get the more classics you realize you got to appreciate when they were new.
That's funny I did the exact same thing!
Lol same thing happened to me I thought this was call of Juarez
Maaan I loved gun so much
Did the exact same thing
GUN on the PS2 was so good
I love how Jack Swift is literally just Trelawny
“This is before aim assist existed.”
Goldeneye: wow no i see how it is
Ah Goldeneye... a game that had a controller so bad that it needed an assist
@@gavind351 It could've worked without
Bro, manual aim in an FPS on an N64 controller is literal dog water.
The aim assist in Golden Eye feels more like auto aim since it automatically snaps onto enemies without player guidance. Unlike aim assist in say Halo, which just slows down your right stick input when hovering over an enemy.
Lol
the environment in this game actually looks amazing for its time
I REMEMBER THIS GAME NOW. Geez, what a throwback. i remember having to redo the big josh mission over and over. Thanks for the nostalgia!
Red Dead Revolver and Gun were two amazing ps2 westerns. Both absolute masterpieces.
These are still the BEST loading screens to date for me, especially jack swift. Almost NO one I know has ever played or heard of it which is sad because this is one of the best wild west games ever made! It's too bad they didn't put the quick draw feature back it. All the sounds and menus are the best. Back when game design was great and they cared. Ps. The punching when you can't go further in the menus is great! This game is still so amazing, with its sounds, music and the story was great too! I miss this.
Yeah jack swifts loading screens were the best
They are so great, then the one with the Indian guy (been so long can’t remember his name) being so different in comparison. It’s awesome!!!
You do know that using "p.s" was used in written letters due to using ink and having a thought after you had singed your letter. So you wouldn't be able to fit it in your original paragraph. On a computer its simply called a "backspace" button. No need to use p.s. on the internet man. I was jus.
I've always liked the theory that Uncle is actually Red Harlow from this game. Don't know how much sense it makes but it's fun. I played Red Dead Revolver back in the day but only as a rental. Gotta admit that I never beat it since it becomes quite hard in later stages. Still a great tribute to the era of spaghetti westerns.
spaghetti western ? Yea I don’t thing Italian film makers had anything to do with rdr
@@mcdabbin9360 That isn't the point. Like he said, tribute. It was clearly inspired by Leone-esque westerns.
@@Winrarnt yes exactly so it’s not a spaghetti western
@@mcdabbin9360 Read the comment, "tribute to the era of spaghetti westerns." Nobody was saying it was a spaghetti western.
What about the other westerns in that era
I remember playing this as a kid!
The franchise has definitely come a long way, and young gamers nowadays are for sure lucky to have the absolute masterpieces out now.
As good as this knee was - it in no way compares to RDR1 or 2.
Man that pig josh mission gave me so much anxiety playing it as a kid you never know when he’s gunna be running at you, especially on the turret it’s so nerve racking not knowing where he is! 100% one of the hardest bosses in the game.
I just got on the houses and shot him from there
Finally someone who appreciates fine art! Every video I’ve seen done on this game is by someone who didn’t play it until RDR2 was announced and they thought they had stumbled upon something completely undiscovered then proceeded to shit on the lack of content/storyline. So glad someone made a video finally portraying this game as the masterpiece it is and not just the typical “RDR2 is really the 3rd installment here’s why” video that seems to make up every other one covering this game. This is the first game I ever played and beat on my own I must’ve been about 5 (born in 2000 not sure when the game came out) I had played hit man and gta with my Grampa but always needed his help to pass levels. When he showed me this game it awakened my passion for video games. I don’t play anymore and my grampas not with us anymore but this video put a smile on my face and gave the ol nostalgia a nice massaging. Bless you and bless this work of art
You had an amazing gramps for playing this stuff with you at that age. Hell, I'm 32 and my parents don't even know how to handle a controller or keyboard+mouse...
I remember as a kid pig josh would kick my ass and I would get really butt hurt
2000’ boys for life what’s your birth month
My nana would always play games with me i vividly remember Cartoon Network racing I think it was good memories
@@richardlindquist4061 mines february bro.. we are the real OG‘s.. i mean cmon. Who can say hes born in 2000 flat.. this‘ll be a stunner in 30 years lemme tell you that
There was something really satisfying about the way you handled and showed off the gameplay. Sometimes it’s frustrating to watch people play old games that I feel sentimental about but you really hit the nail on the head with this one and I thank you for it.
Please make a pt 2 to this. I would love to have seen you play the rest of the levels. You got a subscribe from me just for this video and I to a peek through the rest off your videos, I will for sure be watching some more. The gun video is next for sure!
Man, I played so much of this game with my brother and cousins. It was so cool to unlock new characters to use in multiplayer. I always used the Buffalo soldier and one of my cousins was always Shadow Wolf.
Good good times.
Played it on the PS2 back in the day and beat it once. I unlocked almost all the multiplayer characters and me and the boys battled a lot. But that bridge level…. I’ll never forget how many times I died SO MANY TIMES…. it still gives me nightmares. Every once in awhile I’ll redownload it on PS4 but I can’t even make it to the bridge level now lol. So I delete it a lot lol.
I'm on the bridge, please fucking help me I thought I was justbad at it 💀
@@emilianomunozdiaz9494 I only beat it that ONE time I beat the story lol. You just have to keep as much cover and running around as you can. I think there’s a canon blasting at you too which makes that strategy harder. It’s literally the hardest level of any game I’ve ever played. Just by luck and probably being one hit from death I survived, so the best of luck to you! If there’s any health drops, leave them until you absolutely need them. I promise you’re not bad at the game. It’s still haunts me.
Oh my, the horrors that bridge brought lol. I was just thinking it when i read this haha.
Finally! Somebody else mentions this game! People never bring up this game in the series. This game is awesome and I played it as a kid on my PS2. Such an underrated game to be honest.
Bro same
I played this on ps2 as a little kid
I've could have said the same thing
Dude, thank you SO MUCH
I was looking for this game for the past 3 months, and i finally found it
I have so many memories of playing this game
the quickdraw dueling mechanic was so cool back then, no other game pulled it off that good for a long time
This classic needs a remaster ASAP.
Remake
@@tobiohnea3309 A Remake that also come with a Remaster so you can enjoy it on your PS5.
Why? It was trash
It kind of had one with a PS2 classic version on PS4.
@@ascendancy4900 it didnt age well to say the least lol
Feel like future Red Dead games took more inspiration from the game Gun which came out about a year later and had third person shooting and more of an open world but very limited in scope.
Or, you know, kind of a crazy and out there idea, they might have been inspired by GTA. Crazy I know.
@@tarzan5932 I'm sure they took inspiration from many things but Gun is more similar to Red Dead Redemption 1 and 2 than Red Dead Revovler.
@@georgiakyle1988 GTA was made by rockstar, who also made red dead. Rdr is just a cowboy version of gta purposefully.
@@tarzan5932 no reason to act sarcastic over it, he made a good point originally. And obviously rdr took inspiration from their main hit gta so it’s not like you’re over here sounding super intellectual as opposed to just coming off as a smart ass 🗿 everyone knows the shit already you attempting too spit 🥱
@@tarzan5932 Well no shit that it's basically GTA western. They did make Red Dead Revolver which was a pretty terrible game in comparison to GUN. Rockstar took note of Gun's success and when they finally did release RD1, they took everything that worked in GUN, including a lot of its mechanics/gameplay, and Rockstar vastly improved their own franchise. This isn't even new news, the inspiration from GUN was well noted by fans and game critics.
GUN feels more like a predecessor to what Red Dead would eventually become. It's still a great game for its era.
LOVED this game as a kid. The whistling tune soundtrack is something I still do randomly today 😅 Favorite line is, "Fill em full of led" and "Ayyye Dios mio."
Me and my buddies still quote the character select lines to this day.
This game was so awesome. I've always wondered how it would hold up today with some (major) polishing
Bro same
Played and beat this legend. Actually snuck into my uncle's room at my grandma's while he was in rehab. Snagged this game from his Christmas stocking, opened it and played it. I got grilled hard for that stunt.
😂
This game was paying homage to all the legendary Spaghetti Westerns that had a cultural impact during the 1960s and 1970s. At the time, the developers gained the rights to some of the musical scores from said spaghetti westerns to create an immersive experience. The main theme is the main theme from Lo Chiamavano King, The tutorial section is entitled "Jackie" from the Minnesota Clay. Even some of the characters are nods to iconic spaghetti western characters. Mister Black for instance was based off Franco Nero's Django since he has a gatling gun in his coffin. While not a western reference, Mister Kelly is based on Leon the Professional.
Overall, this is a really fun game and I really wish they would go back and attempt a remaster of this.
I love how you can clearly see inspirations for later RDR mechanics
I used to play this game for hours on end.. my brother had a ps2, and honestly now that I’m older I think he took the memory cards out. BUT. I would play this game from the beginning almost on a daily basis due to not having a memory card. I never got sick of it. Everything about it was beautiful and great. I loved the story and how well the shooting mechanics were done. It really made you feel like a legend. I used to play the multiplayer mode against bots for hours. I loved the card system.
The multiplayer was amazing. All the cool weapons you could use!
I done the same thing with GUN
Man this game was legendary i remember playing this as a teen and my dad was a huge western fan he loved watching all the western shows that came on tv but when i played this game he was there with me every step of the way including the duels
Badass man best childhood
So nostalgic! I love the noises the guns make in this one.
Dude, that was one of my favorites. We used to have to source controllers so we could play 4 way split-screen duels, good times.
One of the first games I ever did 100% I even remember the weird method for unlocking the final showdown character. Involved burning to death a few times in a showdown match against AI and then winning the match while playing a specific character. Weird as hell but man the challenge levels, hard mode, all the decent replay ability for a game that old, it was damn good.
Manny Quinn is arguably the best Showdown character.
@@arkeezy. I would agree if not for the sheer hilarity that Cooper The Barrel Man brings.
@@gravestheranger7945 As a Cooper main, I can confirm. I've, quite literally, never seen a man in a barrel before.
I love this guy because he not one of those people who just talk trash about old games
That’s crazy that the credit intro song was actually used in Django Unchained opening sequence. I recognized it right away. 👍🏼
I remember finishing it when I was 12 on summer brea, I didn’t like it at first but as I progressed through it I fell in love with it.
Shame not so many people played it back then, had so much fun playing local multiplayer with my brothers, also replayed the hell out of the singleplayer. Underrated gem😍
Wdym? Tons of people played it... R* bought it because it was popular enough to generate more IP.
@@x8jason8x Take-Two bought it before it was fully developed, then Rockstar continued the rest of the work and added their touch to it. What I meant that many people think that RDR1 was the first so they skipped Revolver and didn't know it existed. Of course, this is based on what I have seen and read.
Red is uncle, uncle even said he was called the one shot kid when he was younger and red is the one shot kid
yupp
It's so sad that Red's cowboy life was cut short by *LUMBAGO*
I play this game all the time the story & showdown mode are so much fun. Redemption 1 & 2 are always talked about but Revolver will always be my favorite
Good graphics. I was born in 84 so my youth FPS favorites were in the marathon series and quake.
Thanks for sharing. Looks fun.
I actually did play this back on PS2 and got it again on PS4 Backwards Compatibility
You can’t backwards compat a ps2 game
@@CrackerWhacker1 I wonder if he means PS Now
@@Glennboh95 it literally got ported to ps4
@@d4vid469 on ps now
@@Ryanbros you dont need ps now. it got ported to ps4 along with a bunch of rockstar classics like manhunt, bully, san andreas, vice city, gta III when the console released
I love how your video's consist of playing every single game i remember from my childhood just enough to make remember them and wanna play them again, but never go any further than i got as a child so now i can finish them as i turn 30 this year. Good channel.
I’m defo a red dead og fan. The first game before I played red read redemption. I this game is underrated. They was cool diverse characters, good theme song and not a bad story. The only difference this wasn’t open world. If they did remake adding open world concept then this would be just good
Definitely had this when it first came out. Probably stayed up for days with my lil bros playing this.
Whole game was great. I remember playing split screen with 4 players for hours and the characters and there specials were awesome. Fun as hell
I had this game as a kid im so glad i played this when i was younger im surprised many people dont remember this game at all
I remember me and my brother picking this up with our blockbuster game pass (!!!) speaking of nostalgia and absolutely loved it… when RDR came out we where more exited then anyone we knew and it blew me away!! Great video Jayvee
I’ve played this game maybe 20 years ago! I didn’t remember until I saw the gameplay. It was very fun
I remember as a kid when playing this. There was this one level that I had a hard time beating and keep losing and starting over. I felt insanely happy when beating it by pure luck. This game will always be a fond memory of the Red Dead series.
Just played this after beating rdr2. It was fun and interesting to see the roots of the series. Having not played rdr, I'm excited to see how it'll go. Music and general western stereotypes were superb.
I remember playing this game when I was a kid and I absolute loved it. I remember being stuck on a part where they are shooting off a train with a Gatling gun and you’re trying to catch up, I never beat it after hours and hours of trying.
I remember playing red dead revolver when it came out. It’s still one of my favorite games. Very underrated
I played this and would love to play it again on my switch. The music is fantastic the atmosphere is pure wild west. Top underated game.... Bring it back
thanks for uploading this, this brought back some memories for sure.. i remember being around 14 when this came out, and this game was so freaking epic. i've legit forgotten how good this game was for its time and era. in my eyes, this was better then the first GTA, and if one looks at what graphics and how smooth games can be in todays world. this even beats San Andreas
I think the shooting mechanics were better than GTA, and definitely worked out well for both RDR and GTA that they could borrow from one another.
This is one of my favorite games that i played as a child, I recently bought it again and its still a gem
This game is really fun love how it’s like a cowboy arcade style game but action adventure
Boy OH BOY thank you man, I loved this game since I was a kid and I was always pissed when somebody said that hes a fanboy of rdr but they didn't even know about good ol red, and I love this game, I hope some day Rockstar makes a remake of this masterpiece
this makes me wish i played this game back in the day! i would of been a junior in highschool when this game out but i think i was too busy being a sweatlord on CS 1.6 lol!
awesome video! makes the red dead series that much better knowing there was an earlier game!
I played this all the time as a kid with my dad, as well as Gun. Gaming was the only times we got along so the games we played have always had a special nostalgia for me.
Bullshit . Be gratefull you had a father
I think gun was the superior game out of the to
Two*
Loved this game when I was younger, big fun. Also I always thought Pig Josh looked like the brother off of My Name is Earl
The way red does cooler spins the farther you progress was so cool when I was 7 lol
The game was a classic I loved playing it with my friend when I was 7/8. The game made me love Red Dead Redemption even more
Love this game. We used to get together after school and play against each other for hours. Red Dead and Dark Watch were always in the Xbox. The Governor was wayyyy overpowered and we banned him kind of like Oddjob in Goldeneye.
Played it, loved it... The local multi-player was fun, we'd play that while finishing off a bottle of Malibu rum every Saturday night for a few weeks, fun times.
This is my childhood, such an amazing game for its time, many days after school playing this.
I hope you keep playing this one. I never played this game (although I was aware about it WELL before Red Dead Redemption came out) but it surprisingly looks really great. Not nearly on the same level as RDR but still, for nostalgic purposes it looks fun enough AND actually I am sure there are some easter eggs for RDR in it somewhere if you look hard enough. Rockstar loves them some easter eggs.
Red Harlow is spoken about/hinted at all through both RDR games, but more like a legend. Like the events of RD Revolver were highly exaggerated.
Played it back in the day on PS2 and beat it multiple times along with other great western game Gun.
I love red dead revolver. my dad got it when I was really really young and I sucked at it but it’s still a fond memory for me.
That’s actually the only red dead game I played before rdr2. Me and a friend stayed up all night switching off missions till we beat it. The boss fights were awesome
Jayvee: pigjosh is the hardest boss
Radagon of the Golden order: am I a joke to you?
I remember playing for the first time on a saturday it was so fun I completed it the next day. beautiful game
This first Red Dead on PS2 was amazing for its time. I played this game a ton, such a great game.
LOVED this game in every way! Played this a million times in middle school.
I only knew RDR because of Revolver. Me and my brothers were obsessed with it and play it every day 24/7, I remember finishing the game 3 times me alone, and my brother did 2 runs and unlocked all characters to be able to play the 4 players mode.
i played it so much everytime you beat the game you unlocked a higher difficulty my best gaming moments i even fantasized how awesome it would be to have a giant open world lol
I laughed so hard when he said is that where Jon wick got the idea for Jon wick
:)
Its funny I read your comment when he said it.
Played this game a million times. Great game. Difficult showdowns at the end. Super fun
Damn so many memories. My step brother and I played the hell out this when we were younger. The multi-player was especially fun. I don't think it was online, I'm pretty sure it was meant to be local multi-player and with a controller adapters it could support up to 4 player plus bots. Endless hours playing this. Red Harlow needed a cameo of some kind in the Redemption games. Hopefully we'll get one if Rockstar ever releases another red dead redemption game.
Red does get mentioned in them, at least in RDR2, but I don't know if that really counts to what you mean
He is Uncle.
@@silasspeaks3301no he is not
I played it!!! I loved the fast draw mechanic in this game!!!
This game is so underrated. A true 💎
i just played this game and i loved it. it was longer than i expected and it was not too easy or too buggy and story was good!
I used to play this game all the time when I went to my grandpas house and play his ps2 this game was crazy fun and the multiplayer was really cool
I loved this game so much, I remember all the previews before it came out at first it was trying to be a different type of game and they changed it alot but damn I loved it, unlocked everything and played it to hell and back.
This is so nostalgic cause I remember playing this when I was like 4 on the ps2
Super video, I just remember how OP the original xbox was to the playstation, this game and allso jurassic park operation genesis.
This Game and “Gun” were the Best!!! Both good for there time I recommend “Gun” it’s similar to Rdr it’s open World An they have legendary animals you can kill.