Red Dead Redemption Will Officially Be Backwards Compatible On Xbox One This Friday

Red Dead Redemption Will Officially Be Backwards Compatible On Xbox One This Friday

Back in February, Red Dead Redemption quietly became backwards compatible on Xbox One. It was later removed by Microsoft, who claimed it was part of a “test” that wasn’t meant to be released publicly. Soon, though, everyone will get a chance to revisit one of Rockstar’s best games.

Xbox’s Major Nelson revealed the game’s return to backwards compatibility on Twitter today. The game will be turned on this Friday (possibly Saturday in Australia, depending upon the time it goes online).

Given that rumours about a sequel have circulated for years, dare we hope today’s news is the first step towards that game finally showing up?

Oh, and while you’re at it, Rockstar, release the original game on PC!


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