Rockstar San Diego arbeitet am offiziellen Nachfolger zur 2004er-Veröffentlichung "Red Dead Revolver". Den Spieler nimmt Publisher Take 2 erneut mit auf eine actiongeladene Tour in den Wilden Westen.

Für den Herbst 2009 hat Take 2 Interactive die Veröffentlichung von "Red Dead Redemption" angekündigt.

Das Actionspiel ist offizieller Nachfolger zum 2004 erschienenen "Red Dead Revolver" und wird von Rockstar San Diego entwickelt. Der Spieler wird in ein Western-Szenario gegen Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts versetzt. Entwickler und Publisher versprechen eine filmreife Handlung in offener Spielwelt. "Red Dead Redemption" entsteht für Xbox 360 und PlayStation 3.

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