Red Dead Redemption Star Hints at Major Announcement Before Friday
▼ Summary
– Rob Wiethoff, the actor who voices John Marston, hinted at an upcoming announcement related to Red Dead Redemption during a livestream.
– Wiethoff teased exciting news to be revealed by the end of the week but provided no specific details.
– Recent rumors suggest Red Dead Redemption 2 may receive a next-gen update and a Nintendo Switch 2 port later this year.
– The original Red Dead Redemption was released in May 2010 and praised for its exceptional gameplay and setting.
– Wiethoff expressed extreme excitement about the news, stating it’s all he can think about while playing the original game.
Fans of the Red Dead Redemption series might want to mark their calendars this week, as actor Rob Wiethoff has hinted at a major announcement coming soon. The voice behind John Marston dropped tantalizing clues during a recent livestream, sparking widespread speculation about what Rockstar Games might have in store.
Wiethoff couldn’t contain his excitement while playing the original Red Dead Redemption, teasing that big news would surface before Friday. “I’ve got such exciting news,” he revealed, struggling to keep details under wraps. “By the end of this week, you’re going to know, definitely before Friday.” His enthusiasm suggests this isn’t just a minor update but something significant enough to have him buzzing.
The actor’s cryptic comments have fueled theories ranging from a long-awaited remaster to a next-gen upgrade. Adding fuel to the fire, recent rumors suggest Red Dead Redemption 2 could receive enhancements for modern consoles, along with a potential Nintendo Switch 2 port later this year. While nothing is confirmed, Wiethoff’s remarks align with growing whispers about Rockstar revisiting its beloved western franchise.
Originally released in 2010, Red Dead Redemption earned critical acclaim for its immersive open world and gripping narrative. Praised as a masterful reinvention of Rockstar’s signature style, it remains a fan favorite over a decade later. Whether this week’s announcement involves a remaster, sequel tease, or something entirely unexpected, Wiethoff’s excitement guarantees it’s worth keeping an eye on.
(Source: EUROGAMER)
