Post by Dan @ 11:49am 13/05/14 | 7 Comments
The always resourceful chaps over on NeoGAF discovered that a database entry for the game has recently been established in the Windows Compatibility Center, an official resource maintained by Microsoft for cataloging approved Windows Software (thanks VG247).
Red Dead Redemption is listed as compatible with Windows 7, 8 and 8.1, which can reportedly only be created either by the application's developer, or by Microsoft itself, making it unlikely to be a community hoax. There's no sign of Rockstar's other big PC-absent title Grand Theft Auto V in the database though.
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Posted 01:53pm 13/5/14
Posted 03:01pm 13/5/14
Here's also hoping that Rockstar don't turn their back on PC. GTA IV produced some awesome mods!
Perhaps there's a Kickstarter campaign (or maybe just a petition) needed to get their attention.
Posted 03:35pm 13/5/14
Do you really think there wouldn't be one already?
Posted 03:39pm 13/5/14
Posted 04:11pm 13/5/14
Literally the only reason this game didn't get mass amounts of time played is because it was on a console.
Posted 07:37pm 14/5/14
My home PC isn't too much different from the 1500 units that we have in the field around the country and nz so took a screenshot and forwarded it on to Sydney. That was a difficult situation that I'm glad I dodged.
I'm happy to say that we're slowly upgrading from WinXP to Win7
though truthfully, I was hoping on something else
something better...
last edited by koopz at 19:37:16 14/May/14
Posted 07:43pm 14/5/14