Red Dead Revolver is a wonderful blend of spaghetti western and intense third-person shooter action. This game is my latest addiction - with its purposefully grainy graphics, swelling symphonic music and a lean, mean main character it's about as close as you will ever get to being Clint Eastwood.

While rather open-ended, Red Dead Revolver is still built around a pretty captivating story line that has you hunting for your family's killers. In true Eastwood style, you play a cowboy as quick with his fists as he is with his gun. The levels are played as chapters in this story. In between the chapters you return to town to roam, purchase equipment and unlock characters for the game's other modes of play.

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Unfortunately the levels themselves are pretty small, instead you spend your time attacking or defending an area trying to wipe out all of the bad guys and the boss bad guy. There are some neat play mechanics though. My favorite is the ability to hop onto a horse or bull and ride it around as you shoot at people. It's a ton of fun.

You start out with just a pistol but eventually can enter levels with a rifle, pistol, knife and even dynamite. Rockstar did a good job of mixing things up a bit to keep the feel of the levels very different. For instance there are levels where you have to direct cannon fire, or have to take out a stagecoach, there' s even a level loaded with evil circus midgets.

Throughout the game you will take on the roll of a variety of characters from Red, the main cowboy, to a female farmer to a general in the Mexican army. The variety is nice, but it does take away from your ability to really relate to Red as the central character ' especially since some of these characters are actually Red's enemies. Some of the best parts of the game involve one on one duels built around an interesting game mechanic that slows down time for a few seconds to allow you to draw, aim and fire. If you miss, you'll likely die.

After you complete a level you get bounty, which can be used to repair and upgrade weapons or buy new ones as you wander the town. The single player experience is a fun and solid game; unfortunately the same can't be said for multiplayer. There's a way to take on other players on the same console in a sort of death match, but the modes could be so much more fun if online or system link was supported. Also it would have been nice to see more multiplayer variety. The three modes included basically two deathmatches and a one on one match called High Noon.

The graphics in this game are superb, it's also one of the only games I've played that included camera effects like washout, grain and defects to add to the effect. The sound, too, is simply terrific. The soundtrack borrows heavily from Ennio Morricone's music, which set the tone for all of Serge Leone's spaghetti westerns.

Red Dead Revolver is a fantastic game in a genre that is, sadly, rarely tapped. Its single player mode is more than worth the money, unfortunately the multiplayer modes do little to add to the game.

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A is also in the works, and it's due to arrive on 11th February, alongside Yakuza 5, next year. Perhaps the biggest news though, is that the Yakuza Remastered Collection will restore all content cut from the previous western PS3 releases of the games, including the mahjong, shogi, massage parlour, and cabaret mini-games, plus a number of sub-stories. Players can also expect a number of quality-of-life improvements throughout, including a sub-story tracker on the map and the ability to toggle between English and Japanese written lyrics during karaoke.The Yakuza Remastered Collection is and costs £49.99/$59.99 USD.

This includes internet protocol (IP)addresses, browser type, internet service provider (ISP), referring/exit pages, platform type,date/timestamp, and number of clicks to analyze trends, administer the site, track user’smovement in the aggregate, and gather broad demographic information for aggregate use. Now that Red Dead Redemption 2 has been released to the public, fans of Rockstar Games are wondering what's next from the critically-acclaimed studio.

Rumors have been swirling about what Rockstar could have cooking up, ranging from to Grand Theft Auto 6, but the latest rumor points to the team making a return trip to the Wild West.A rumor has started making the rounds online that Rockstar Games may be working on a Red Dead Redemption remake, even though it just released. The rumor seems to stem from a YouTube video by Elemeno Peah, which allegedly shows a glitch that has convinced some fans that Rockstar is working on a Red Dead Redemption remake.The video in question can be found right here, but please note that it contains MASSIVE SPOILERS for the plot of Red Dead Redemption 2. The rest of this article will also contain spoilers for the game as well as the original Red Dead Redemption, so anyone who has yet to finish either of them may want to turn away. In the above video, Elemeno Peah appears to have encountered a glitch in the Epilogue where is speaking with his son Jack Marston's adult voice. The significance behind this is that Jack Marston serves as the protagonist in the Epilogue for the original Red Dead Redemption following John's death, leading some to believe that Rockstar has already recorded lines for Jack in a potential Red Dead Redemption remake.Considering the fact that the is in Red Dead Redemption 2, it's not totally unrealistic that Rockstar may consider pursuing a remake. What form that remake would take would be interesting to see; would it be almost exactly like the original with updated graphics, or would it be more in line with Red Dead Redemption 2?Before fans get too excited about a Red Dead Redemption remake, it's worth pointing out that this theory is based on some pretty flimsy evidence. The 'glitch' in question could have been faked, and regardless, there are any number of reasons why those audio files would be in Red Dead Redemption 2.

Perhaps they have to do with some DLC that takes place after the events of the first Red Dead Redemption? Or maybe they hold no significance. Whatever the case may be, it's unlikely that Rockstar comments on the matter, and so fans will just have to sit tight to see what's next from the studio.Red Dead Redemption 2 is out now for PS4 and Xbox One.Source.