Whereas there was fairly a little bit of hypothesis close to the Crimson Useless Redemption franchise due to a tease by voice actor Rob Wiethoff throughout a current dwell stream, yet one more tease from one of many sport’s different voice actors, Roger Clark, has set the hearsay mill abuzz.
Responding to a social media put up asking about Crimson Useless information, Clark, who voiced Arthur Morgan in Crimson Useless Redemption 2, merely responded with a gif of a canine being coy together with the phrase “Sure”. As caught by VGC, Charlie’s voice actor – Roshir Dalal – has additionally posted equally cryptic gifs, presumably indicating that the upcoming announcement would possibly contain a lot of the solid from Crimson Useless Redemption 2.
Whiethoff, who voiced John Marston in Crimson Useless Redemption 2, had teased information concerning the franchise earlier this week, saying that one thing shall be introduced “undoubtedly earlier than Friday” of this week. Nevertheless, Whiethoff has additionally been fairly coy with this teases, refusing to elaborate additional.
Whereas there was no affirmation about what this information might be up to now, rumours point out that it might be something from a current-gen improve for Crimson Useless Redemption 2 to a Nintendo Swap 2 port, bringing the critically-acclaimed title to even wider audiences. These rumoured variations are anticipated to come back out a while between late Summer time and early Fall.
Since its authentic PS4 and Xbox One launch again in 2018 and PC launch in 2019, Crimson Useless Redemption has confirmed to be extremely profitable for developer Rockstar Video games. Alongside getting praised by critics from all around the world, the sport has additionally offered greater than 74 million copies as of Could this 12 months. This has finally pushed the cumulative gross sales for the complete Crimson Useless franchise as much as over 100 million copies.
For extra particulars about Crimson Useless Redemption 2, try our assessment from again when it first got here out.