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One aspect of the game that will probably require a guide for 100% is the treasure hunting. The previews have said you can find/buy maps that are simple drawings of in-game locations/landmarks, and that's all you have to go on.
sw33tclyde said:One aspect of the game that will probably require a guide for 100% is the treasure hunting. The previews have said you can find/buy maps that are simple drawings of in-game locations/landmarks, and that's all you have to go on.
I generally like to discover anything on my own and complete stories long before I delve into maps, but I could see myself checking some of this out when all is said and done.sw33tclyde said:One aspect of the game that will probably require a guide for 100% is the treasure hunting. The previews have said you can find/buy maps that are simple drawings of in-game locations/landmarks, and that's all you have to go on.
JoeBoy101 said:Ennio Morricone
I'm sure others will come up with other recommendations, but this man's work:
is required listening. Some of the music, especially in the new TV AD and in the 'My Name Is...' trailer are heavily influenced.
A good example of his music from this scene, perhaps the best western shootout evah.
Youtube
Warning: That is a Spoiler for that movie!
Nemic77 said:Luis Bacalov
Bruno Nicolai
Various tracks from them can be heard on Red Dead Revolver.
Big Ass Ramp said:How trustworthy is Game Informer? Is there any objectivity there, or are the scores mainly based off of hype?
speculawyer said:Pachter
They have the pretty awesome 8-10 scale for "AAA" titles. The writing is usually pretty good though, which is the important part anyway.Big Ass Ramp said:How trustworthy is Game Informer? Is there any objectivity there, or are the scores mainly based off of hype?
zero margin said:I am realllly tempted to call in to work next Wednesday.
sw33tclyde said:Add it here so we don't have everyone posting GT's and PSNid's:
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zero margin said:I am realllly tempted to call in to work next Wednesday.
Simo said:I tried getting Tuesday off but to no avail.:lol
I know though that getting back from the midnight launch I'm going to play for a couple of hours to try single player and multi, the hard part will be to not play through the night with work at 6am!
Oh and to follow up the Gamestop thing, their RDR page is back up but the actual game listing still doesn't have the special edition nor the Deadly Assassin bonus.
http://www.gamestop.com/gs/landing/rdrvote/
sw33tclyde said:Email those bastards. Perhaps they're running low on SE copies and are limiting them to in-store pre-orders only, and giving online pre-orders the $10 coupon?
zero margin said:Just got new GI in the mail (gears cover) and here are some the tidbits from the RDR review that you guys might find...interesting.
"Those who tired of the errand boy mission structure in GTA IV won't find any solace in red dead - to get what he needs, Marston helps peddle cure-all tonics, aids in the finding of lost treasure, puts in time herding cattle on the ranch and rescues kidnapped citizens"
but on the bright side (if you find the previous bad that is)...
"The shantytowns and bustling cities littering the land offer an equally deep level of engagement. While in town you can shop for provisions, watch a hilariously offensive silent film warning of the dangers of women's suffrage, take a night watch shift to protect the sleeping village from burglars, play a game of horseshoes, or head to the saloon to play a game of chance like five finger filet, blackjack, liar's dice or Texas hold 'em. Try to cheat at poker and you may find yourself facing your accuser outside the cantina."
zero margin said:"Those who tired of the errand boy mission structure in GTA IV won't find any solace in red dead - to get what he needs, Marston helps peddle cure-all tonics, aids in the finding of lost treasure, puts in time herding cattle on the ranch and rescues kidnapped citizens"
Dynamic3 said:Aside from the lack of mid-mission check points, the only thing I disliked about the missions themselves were the chase missions where the runaway would magically stay ahead of you for a set time/distance before you could actually catch up to them; it was pointless. I hope a horse variant of those isn't included in RDR.
sw33tclyde said:I read a preview talking about this mission and, correct me if I'm wrong, I don't remember anything like it in GTA4.
From what I read it seemed to be more of an introduction to the Dead-Eye mechanic than anything. Anyway, in order to get customers for the snake-oil salesman, Marston has toI don't really see how that is a pizza boy errand..chug a bottle of the cure-all and perform amazing feats with his trusty side-arm. The first feat is shooting a set of antlers off of a barn 50 yards away. This isn't enough so someone offers to throw their hat up in the air and have you attempt at shooting it. Here is where you Dead-Eye the hat out of the air, resulting in the patron uttering some fightin' words and you're left with the decision of how to deal with the situation.
rasberryjam said:I want to knife a bear soooooooo badly.
Zod the Bear said:You'll just make it angry.
Gravijah said:Is there horse racing in game? And can I shoot the other people?
zero margin said::lol Agreed but we both know some things about rockstar games never change, it would be nice to actually take the lead early and stay there one time in a race.
Nothing known yet.darkressurection said:I am not sure if this has been answered, but are there any major differences between the 360 and PS3 versions that we know of yet?
Hopefully that is a good thing.bandresen said:Nothing known yet.
DrBo42 said:The Proposition is on instant queue, and according to the OP it was part of their inspiration. So I'd say go for that. None of the classics I know of are available.
Phionoxx said:can't wait for this. going to go pick it up first thing tuesday morning!