Sentences with phrase «fan of rockstar»

A long time fan of Rockstar Games he is a Grand Theft Auto addict and very much looking forward to next version of Red Dead Redemption arriving.

The creator of the upcoming Death Stranding has been a known fan of Rockstar's work for some time now.

If you're a fan of Rockstar's extensive catalog of games, you'll want to turn your attention to the latest Humble Bundle sale.

I was lucky enough to receive this game on release (for which I spent a shitload of money because I'm a fan of Rockstar «s games) and was totally hooked by it.

Are you a fan of Rockstar's epic western Red Dead Redemption?

The creator of the upcoming Death Stranding has been a known fan of Rockstar's work for some time now.

Whilst I am a fan of Rockstar games they really need to freshen up their writing as the protagonists are becoming interchangable.

Fans of Rockstar's Grand Theft Auto series looking forward to some Springtime larceny might be a little disappointed to hear that the release of the highly anticipated game has been delayed into the third quarter.

Fans of Rockstar's wild West series just got another reason to be excited.

Multiplayer fans of Rockstar's massive hit sandbox shooter got some big news today.

The fans of Rockstars may be sad about the delay of Red Dead Redemption 2, however, there is one company that openly said to be happy to see the release of the game postponed until 2018: we refer to Ubisoft.

Not exact matches

Im not a fan of those crazy rockstar haircuts, they can be pretty nasty.

I'm a huge fan of most all Rockstar games, but Red Dead Redemption simply lacks any real soul.

GTA 5 didn't move 90 million copies because of the existing fans and gamers, otherwise all previous titles in the series would have similar numbers, but because Rockstar and Take - Two reached out to expand their audience.

Now, Destiny 2 is kind of a big thing, running in the same mainstream circles that fans of Red Dead are active in, meaning the target audience of the «interested in Red Dead but not fully versed in how Rockstar operates» people would still likely catch this error.

The Red Dead fan community has weathered two delays and long bouts of radio silence from Rockstar Games, yet managed to maintain hype and excitement in the face of barely -LSB-...] More

I'm not normally a fan of dusty Westerns, but really like what Rockstar had to show in our brief eyes - on time with the game.

Those of you who are versed in the ways of the GTA 5 fan community — and chances are that many of your are, since the overlap between the fandoms of Red Dead and GTA is large — will know that there is a large, dedicated slice of the community which engages in the creation of fan - videos using the Rockstar Editor.

Rockstar Games doing Red Dead Redemption 2 should not come as a surprise to fans as the original game sold whopping 13 Million copies worldwide and Take - Two Boss Strauss Zelnick has already stated that Red Dead Redemption is one of the their «Permanent» series similar to Grand Theft Auto V.

Two days prior to the reveal of debut trailer of Red Dead Redemption 2, Rockstar Games released two teaser images on their various social media platforms having color and theme of Red Dead Redemption, with just one aim - to raise the hype and expectations of the fans.

While pre-orders for Red Dead Redemption 2 were open on the official game website and the Rockstar Warehouse ever since the initial announcement, fans can now secure copies at a number of retail stores as well (plus Amazon of course).

It's not like Rockstar Games has kept things under the wraps, we already have few screenshots of Red Dead Redemption 2 and a debut announcement trailer, but the development team managed them so smartly that fans are still going round and round to figure things out.

This behavior of Rockstar Games raised a legitimate doubt in the minds of the fans: Is the multiplayer portion of Red Dead Redemption 2, Red Dead Online will be like GTA Online?

The move also tossed up the gaming schedules of many an eager fan waiting to dedicate the latter half of this year to delving into the vast Wild West world that Rockstar is creating.

«This outlaw epic set across the vast and unforgiving American heartland will be the first Rockstar game created from the ground up for the latest generation of console hardware, and some extra time is necessary to ensure that we can deliver the best experience possible for our fans.

It's like every Rockstar, GTA and of course Red Dad fan is racking their brains, pouring over the one minute trailer frame by frame, and searching for any hidden meanings that can be ascertained.

Whether he will have a change of heart during the storyline, or if Rockstar's editors just cut together dialogue in a way to throw fans off the scent, will only be revealed once the game is released.

Widespread concern among the fans regarding the dominance of multiplayer and microtransactions have tempered hype, but it seems like Rockstar is right on track to release one of the defining single - player experiences of this generation.

GTA Online has been a spectacular success for Rockstar Games and its parent company, Take - Two Interactive, and many believe that success has come at the expense of single player expansions for Grand Theft Auto V. Fans are worried that a similar focus on the online component of Red Dead Redemption 2, Red Dead Online, might happen from the outset.

At the moment, the only official material we have to go on is the first trailer, some vague comments from Rockstar's parent company, and a whole lot of compelling fan theories.

At the end of the day though, to the Red Dead fans, all of this means two things: Red Dead Redemption 2 may turn out to be a much more multiplayer and mainstream oriented title than many long - time fans expect, and that Take - Two's desire to release more games more frequently is aimed primarily at 2K and the new mobile market, not Rockstar.

While the recently announced delay of Red Dead Redemption 2 to early 2018 is sad news for fans (unless they consider it time well spent perfecting the game of course), it is a breath of fresh air for all of Rockstar and Take - Two's competitors who feared severely diminished sales in the latter half of this year due to the highly anticipated Western title.

In the wake of various teases and rumors, developer Rockstar has now made it official: Red Dead Redemption 2 is coming next year and fans will get their first look at the game later this week.

Rockstar could even treat Nintendo fans to a remastered version of the original to get them up to speed with the storyline.

With respect to business point of view, Rockstar Games took the right decision and fans should respect it.

Yesterday, Rockstar Games got fans of the Red Dead series quite excited with a teaser image which seems to indicate that an announcement regarding a new game of the franchise may be coming soon.

Ever since the announcement of Red Dead Redemption 2, fans have been concerned that the runaway success of GTA Online would prompt Rockstar to de-emphasize the singleplayer experience in favor of a more heavily monetized multiplayer mode.

A developer posted the disappointing news via Rockstar Newswire, he said «We know many fans have been eagerly awaiting the release of the Online Heists that we had planned to release for you this spring, and they are taking more time to create than originally anticipated.»

We thank longtime fans such as yourselves as always for your amazing support and please stay tuned in 2015 for announcements of what's to come from Rockstar Games.»

Ever since the release of Red Dead Redemption, the excellent open world game released on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 years ago, fans of the series have been asking about another game set in the unforgiving Wild West world created by Rockstar Games.

«Of course we're well aware that some fans have been asking for it,» Rockstar wrote in an «Asked & Answered» post on the company's blog.

Fans of Red Dead Redemption have been hoping - well, more like praying - that a sequel would be coming to Rockstar's popular Western.

Unveiling of the Rockstar Beetle driven by Tanner Foust I am an extremely causal fan of racing at all levels.

Yesterday Rockstar triggered speculation when they changed their Twitter logo to a familiar shade of red, leaving thousands of eager fans wondering if it was a tease for either a direct sequel to Red Dead Redemption or a new entry in the Red Dead series, which a lot of people don't realise existed before Redemption came along.

Fans of the group can pick up «Burn It to the ground,» «Figured You out,» Never Again,» «Photograph,» «Rockstar,» and «This Afternoon,» next week in the Rock Band Music Store on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and Wii.

«There will be something great to see soon,» the company said in response to a fan question in their most recent update to the Rockstar Newswire, the community newsletter for all things Rockstar, «a proper in - depth look at the game and why it is so ground breaking and innovative, both in terms of the game's design and the amazing new technology to support it.

The press release also stated that we may possibly see John Marston make a brief return as a zombie: «At Rockstar we always like to give fans what they want, and since John Marston was loved by so many we obviously had to come up with a way of bringing him back from the dead, however briefly, to.

Rockstar, crusher of hopes and dreams, has news for PC gamers: «As of now, there are no current plans to bring Red Dead Redemption to the PC platform»; words from a company representative responding to a fan question on the developer's official site.

Well, it seems that Dan Houser, the cofounder and vice president of Rockstar, has given fans the first signs that Bully 2 will be happening.

It doesn't exist on Switch yet, and Rockstar would have an uphill battle trying to make the existing fanbase on other consoles care for the Nintendo version, after decades of third parties just like them doing their best to ignore Nintendo, and convincing their fans to do so in the process.