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.

Not long after Rockstar's Dan Houser unwittingly reported on the brutal crunch time culture in the company, their former employee Job J. Stauffer stated that working on GTA IV was like having a gun pointed at your head for 7 days a week.

Rockstar Games are a studio somewhat notorious for their crunch hours, which was recently reported to be around 100 hours a week on Red Dead Redemption 2. The result seems to be around 60 hours of gun slinging outlaw gameplay length.

Speaking in a recent interview, Rockstar's co-founder and an industry heavyweight Dan Houser discussed Red Dead Redemption 2 and and the fact that crunch time they tasted on other games resembles child's play now that they've had RDR2's.

As we draw closer to the launch of what already seems to qualify as one of highlights of 2018, Rockstar shed more light on Red Dead Redemption 2's weapons, revealing there will be more than 50 unique firearms with a bunch of customisation.

Microsoft's xCloud is an ambitious project that aims to bring all games to just about every device, for a subscription fee. It sounds good on paper but the question of technical limitations lingers, particularly quality of connection.

As the excitement leading up to the launch of Red Dead Redemption 2 continues to build, a user leaked the in-game achievements, or trophies if you will. Note that some are still marked as hidden trophies, so we don't have all 52 of them.