Red Dead Redemption 2 player shaves Arthur's head, has him drink 100 hair tonics just before a cutscene, then watches his beard and hair explode in barely a second

In the ongoing discussions surrounding the highly anticipated Grand Theft Auto 6 (GTA 6) game, the imaginative minds of the GTA fanbase are generating compelling suggestions for Rockstar Games to consider in its upcoming release. One intriguing proposal has recently emerged from a Redditor known as Free_Fig_9885 (u/Free_Fig_9885), suggesting the incorporation of a minor but captivating feature inspired by Rockstar's other blockbuster, Red Dead Redemption 2 (RDR2).

It took GantztheDemon 10 days to be able to play Helldivers 2 again. On Feb. 21, TikTok user AJGaming shared a video featuring Gantz killing them. The sequence went viral overnight, garnering 4.8 million views as of this writing. A subsection of the Helldivers 2 community, hung up on the politically charged satire theme of the online shooter, labeled the player as a “traitor” and began inciting others to shoot on sight. Alongside dozens of TikToks campaigning for a witch hunt, Gantz’s PlayStation account was temporarily banned after receiving hundreds of reports.

Arthur Morgan actor Roger Clark will narrate an upcoming audiobook called Red Dead's History, written by historian Tore Olsson, which looks at the history of the American West through the lens of Rockstar's masterful Red Dead Redemption series. Clark will narrate the book as the character of Arthur Morgan, which sounds fantastic.

The voice and motion capture actor for Red Dead Redemption 2 protagonist Arthur Morgan, Roger Clark, has shared his thoughts on the use of artificial intelligence in the video game acting field, and thinks it's "unavoidable" that AI will replace some actors. 

Roger Clark, the actor who plays Arthur Morgan in , is set to reprise his role for a new project. Rockstar's western series starts in the 1860s with, although the events of this game were interpreted more as folklore in the two titles. The games cover the end of the Wild West, with the prequel starting in 1899, and the epilogue of taking place in 1914.

It’s fair to say that before Red Dead Redemption 2 came out in 2018, most gamers hadn’t heard of Roger Clark. Six years, 61 million sales, and numerous awards later, the 45-year-old Irish-American actor can afford to be picky with roles. His performance as Arthur Morgan, the protagonist of Rockstar’s Wild West epic, is considered by some as one of the greatest in video game history. But Roger’s overnight stardom came after five grueling years in Rockstar’s New York motion capture studio and a contract that gave him the kind of financial security most jobbing actors only dream of. In truth, Arthur Morgan has remained part of Roger’s life ever since. Indeed, he is set to (kind of) reprise the role by narrating the upcoming audiobook of ‘Red Dead's History,’ an exploration of America’s violent past through the lens of the Red Dead Redemption games written by American history professor Tore Olsson. Olsson, by the way, teaches the world’s first Red Dead American history class at the University of Tennessee.

College history professor Tore Olsson taught the world's first Red Dead Redemption American history class in 2021, at the University of Tennessee, using Rockstar's open-world epics to engage students on one of the most tumultuous periods in North American history. The class is a huge success, so much so that Olsson was inspired to write a book to bring his work to a global audience. Out in August, Red Dead's History looks like it could be a hit, and Roger Clark, who plays Red Dead Redemption 2 protagonist Arthur Morgan in one of the all-time great video game performances, has signed on to narrate the audiobook.

Roger Clark, who plays Arthur Morgan in Red Dead Redemption 2, is set to narrate an audiobook that looks at American history through the lens of Rockstar’s Red Dead Redemption games.

A Red Dead Redemption 2 player highlighted the potential for Pearson to serve as an NPC who crafts desserts when provided with specific ingredients. This idea underscored a missed opportunity involving the Van der Linde Gang's butcher and cook, resonating with the Red Dead Redemption 2 community members.

In the relentless quest for GTA 6 clues, fans have turned to Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption 2, speculating on potential hints about the much-anticipated GTA instalment. Conversely, when GTA 6 eventually graces our screens, it might carry Easter eggs teasing the next Red Dead Redemption title, a practice consistent with Rockstar's penchant for leaving breadcrumbs within their games.

A Red Dead Redemption 2 player has made a wild discovery about the Fence located within the Van Horn Trading Post, tied to the mystery of Princess IKZ's disappearance. The expansive world of the massively popular cowboy shooter features plenty for players to do throughout its many Old West communities. Many of the game's towns feature a variety of facilities for players to visit, ranging from Red Dead Redemption 2's saloons and shops to theaters and plenty more. Now, one fan has found something at a Fence that could crack one of the game's mysteries wide open.

The hunting and fishing scene in is full of unique aquatic creatures and nearly invulnerable beasts. Whether it's random interactions with animals while out on the road or hunting them down with fervor, the wildlife in is a crucial part of the experience. Some prove to be much more of a challenge than others, but all the animals offer something of value, such as pelts, meat, and specialty items.