With recent improvements to graphics emulation thanks to Jarves the game can now continue to run without hanging and we can finally go ingame and control the (sometimes invisible) character. Some persistent users could quickly get ingame from there, but once again it would only show a few frames before hanging. Until just a few days ago Red Dead Redemption would only load up to the main menu and show a few frames before hanging. While this might not seem like a milestone success to most, the team has explained just how far they've come over the years, via a brief summary of their progress in the description section of the video. It's worth nothing, that while the game does boot up and load into the single-player story, there are still plenty of bugs and glitches to be ironed out, including artwork, character models, and textures which don't load, and very low in-game framerates, as shown off in a recently released video. As of now, the only way to experience the game is by playing on last generation hardware, or through the Xbox One's backward compatibility feature.Īll of that might be about to change, as the development team behind the PS3 emulator, RPCS3, has managed to get the game up and running in their newest build. Unfortunately, while most of Rockstar's other titles have been released on PC at some point or another, Red Dead Redemption hasn't received the same treatment. While there have been plenty of console exclusive titles that have not made their way to the PC, one of the most sought-after and requested games is Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption, which released in 2010 for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.Īn action adventure game set in the Wild West, Red Dead Redemption has often been compared to the Grand Theft Auto series, due to its emphasis on open-world exploration, similar physics and controls, and its use of cinematic cutscenes.
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