Red Dead Redemption 2 has had its release date delayed once again, developer Rockstar has announced. The studio is now targeting an October 26, 2018 release for the sequel to the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 classic.
This is the second delay to hit Red Dead Redemption after it was initially announced with an expected fall 2017 release window. In May 2017, Rockstar revealed that the game would instead be pushed back to a spring 2018 release window in order to "deliver the best experience possible" for fans. Alongside today's delay announcement, Rockstar said that it requires "a little extra time for polish."
As it did with the previous delay, Rockstar is hoping to soften the blow a little by releasing another round of screenshots that offer another peek at a game about which we know relatively little. This is the first glimpse we've had at Rockstar's progress since it released a brief trailer in September. You can check out the screenshots in the gallery below.
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