Rockstar Games' titles and cheats go hand in hand and while you will not be spawning any tanks in Red Dead Redemption 2, you can certainly get a bit of advantage to improve your quality of life. It will disable your trophies though.

Hand in hand with the outpour of Red Dead Redemption 2 reviews, Rockstar's head honcho Dan Houser gave an interview to GQ Magazine, where he discussed the current gaming climate, RDR2 development, crunch allegations, his own ego and more.

Red Dead Redemption 2 reviews are out, at least a metric ton of 'em and it's time to see whether Rockstar's game is worthy of all the hoopla. If the reviews are anything to go by, it is, with pretty much everyone screaming masterpiece.

Dan Houser recently talked about the next installment of Grand Theft Auto series and stated that GTA 6 is not likely to happen any time soon due to the political climate that would undoubtedly restrict Rockstar's creative freedom.

Even though Rockstar's HR department allowed and encouraged its employees to freely discuss working conditions on social media, we're hearing conflicting information when it comes to Red Dead Redemption 2's crunch, even with official stats.

Ever since Red Dead Redemption 2 was announced, players wanted to know if it will come to PC. Rockstar never officially confirmed nor denied it, but several leaks pointed out that the PC version of the western will most likely come in 2019.

Rockstar Games have rolled out the final launch trailer for Red Dead Redemption 2, giving us another sneak peek at Arthur Morgan's, ahem, collaboration with the Van der Linde gang and the gorgeously portrayed world of the Wild West.

Fans were surprised when the news about Red Dead Redemption 2's disk requirement on consoles broke out, as 105 GB was quite a lot. We guessed it could be Rockstar reserving space for post launch content, and it turned out to be the case.

In an attempt to put a stop to allegations of health-threatening work environment in Rockstar, the company's human resources department lifted their no-work-talk policy on social media and let their employees speak openly on the issue.

PlayStation 4 users have been reporting issues with the PSN service where they were targeted by malicious messages that would crash their system. Sony rolled out a hotfix post-haste but the new update may have plugged some holes as well.