ROCKSTAR GAMES CONFIRMS A NEW RED DEAD GAME!


Rockstar Games has just confirmed that a new Red Dead is coming!
After yesterdays tease from Rockstar Games, the gaming community have been highly anticipating the announcement of a new Red Dead game, and well, it looks like that time has come. Rockstar Games has just tweeted out.

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