Red Dead Redemption Now Available on Xbox LIVE Games on Demand

Red Dead Redemption is now available as part of the Xbox LIVE Marketplace Games on Demand service. For anyone that has yet to experience the acclaimed epic story of former outlaw John Marston's attempt to bury his blood-stained past on Xbox 360, you can now download it directly to your Xbox 360 hard drive and just like all Xbox LIVE downloads, you can purchase it directly from the Xbox LIVE Marketplace website and have the download queued up and ready for you the next time you go online with your Xbox 360.
Also available on Games on Demand:
Grand Theft Auto IV
Midnight Club: Los Angeles
Bully: Scholarship Edition
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please when ! i can t wait any more .
plz comment back to give me ur answer
From a warm greeting and thanks.
Desde ya gracias un saludo cordial.
Boris is a genius though.
You PC guys are giving me a headache. I'll whack ya all. Fools.
Thanks
On the anti-aliasing part, I've heard before that generally doing it with deferred rendering is a pretty hard thing to achieve. To combat this in a different manner, various engines have the option to add a post processing effect to it (blur filter). Someone made one available for the PC version of GTA IV, but there's a good chance there will either be official AA support or a blur filter added for Red Dead, because I believe the console versions already has the former.
By the way, I wonder how many years it'll be when it starts to become common for digital releases like the one of today to release alongside the initial physical release (yeah yeah, PC guys, I know it's common on your side already :P).
Once console sales die down, they'll be ready to give us PC gamers RDR, simple as that, way business is.
@Xxsarge: They never ever said that, they said something along the lines of "We CURRENTLY have no plans to release RDR to release on PC, but if that changes we will let you know." Read between the lines... Rockstar Leeds is already hiring for PC programmers; and so is Toronto. Does that not mean anything to you?
Well it's either R*'s team firing up for L.A. Noire, RDR or a PC exclusive title. But trust me, something is going on.
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