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John Marston isn't just the beloved protagonist in Rockstar's first Red Dead Redemption game; he's a secondary protagonist in the second game in the series and one of the sassiest cowboys in the series. Both Red Dead titles are chock-full of his most hilarious quotes, though out of context, they may not make much sense. Whether you're new to the Red Dead games or a lifelong fan, you're sure to appreciate the ten most hilarious things well-loved John Marston has said during his time in the Red Dead universe. In this article, you'll even get to know the context behind the quotes that make John, J


This was the third in a series of games that took not only first-person games to the next level but also adventure and detective games , which had their own niche genres. Despite the old-timey private investigator aesthetic, the setting is a unique post-WW3 world in the year 2042, and Tex Murphy lives in the mean streets of New San Franci


Red Dead 2 all but requires hunting as a second form of currency. While money can get you most things, it’s not the most efficient way to keep the gang fed, and it certainly can’t help with crafting. So, players will go out and try to track down some p


The Tomb Raider franchise is very close to my heart and I've followed its ups and downs since the very beginning. The Tomb Raider reboot brought the franchise to a new audience and severely kicked up its production value. Rise of the Tomb Raider felt like a pinnacle of that achievement. The narrative is engaging, the challenges varied, and the game was enjoyable from start to finish. Lara Croft dominates in this game and I'm here for


The Dark Souls series paved the way for one of the best games of all time. Bloodborne is one of the best action RPGs of all time, with an incredible aesthetic, a combat system that rewards dedication and skill, and some of the greatest boss battles of all time. Bloodborne is a game that I’ve returned to several times over the years, as there is always something thrilling to be found at the end of the h


Bonnie MacFarlane is a great character in Red Dead Redemption who helps the player controlling John get their bearings at the beginning of the game. She and John have plenty of heart-to-hearts throughout the course of the game, during which John makes it clear that he not only respects women; he knows better than to argue with them. This is probably a side effect of being married to Abigail as long as he has, but the humor in his quote is still very much appreciated and full of tr


I had to disable my antivirus before the game would stop crashing. Once I was able to boot up the game, it ran with minimal problems, but this may not be the case for everyone, depending on the problems they experie


In most open World games Strategy-world games where there are a lot of enemies, there’s also a ton of loot. Players will spend several seconds after each and every battle encounter, collecting items and cash from the defea


Another first-person POV adventure title, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture is a story-based art-directed game. The setting is a small English village, Everybody's Gone to the Rapture tasks players with finding out what happened to the village's inhabita


Landon Ricketts is a major character in the first Red Dead Redemption . He was formerly a famous gunslinger during the golden days of the American West. John Marston meets him while on the trail of Javier Escuela. Ricketts teaches him the third level of the Dead-Eye skill and the two are allies on a few missions, before parting w


Kieran Duffy is a strange supporting character who drifts throughout Red Dead Redemption 2 . He doesn't get along very well with either John or Arthur, though John makes his distrust in the former O'Driscoll gang member pretty obvious when he says the quote above. The quote also makes a statement about John's characterization: he's capable of being amicable with people, even when he doesn't want to be, but that doesn't mean he necessarily likes them. It also might even speak to the character development John goes through from the Red Dead Redemption 2 story to the Red Dead Redemption


So, once you get the game running, what is it like to play on PC? Well, the controls translate exceedingly well to the mouse and keyboard control scheme. Horse riding is a bit clunky, but no more than it was in other versions of RDR2 , in any other game with a horse in it, or, let’s face it, in regards to riding real-life hor


There's no doubt that John can handle himself. He's a strong character who has no problems using violence to get his way, and if he needs to remind somebody of that, he will. Sometimes, he does so with a side of humor, though that probably isn't how the character at the wrong end of his shotgun feels about it. John and Uncle don't always get along perfectly well, so it isn't really a surprise when John threatens Uncle with bodily harm when he's impatient with the old man. Luckily for the player, it's something they can laugh