Red Dead Redemption 'Undead Nightmare' DLC Gets First Screenshots
by Alice O'Connor, Sep 29, 2010 9:08am PDTThe first screenshots for Red Dead Redemption's zombie-tastic downloadable content 'Undead Nightmare' have risen, showing ghoulish delights including an undead steed.
The "mostly single-player" DLC adds a new campaign "that follows John Marston as he tries to find a cure for the highly infectious zombie plague that has spread across the frontier," complete with new random events, animals, weapons and a location. On top of that, there'll also be eight new zombie multiplayer characters.
The open-world western's previous DLC packs, 'Legends and Killers' and Liars and Cheats,' both focused on its multiplayer side. And had no zombies.
Undead Nightmare is slated for release on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 this fall, with a specific release date yet to be announced. It'll cost $10 (800 Microsoft Points).
Rockstar promises to summon a teaser trailer for the DLC tomorrow.
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The game industry is so unoriginal, when it comes to jumping on a bandwagon. Zombies truly are the new World War II.
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Which is great.
I think it's just the running zombies that most of us are tired of that also beat people with their hands.
I love it.
all bystanders in the city become vicious zombies, you have to survive as long as possible in the city while the crowd of brain eating undead get more and more numerous, you can get into vehicles to run them over but this only postpones the inevitable as if your car slows down (due to hitting too many zombies at once or crashing into a lamp post) they will drag you out...
...also...... please announce RDR for PC already! ;P
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