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Spoiled! Red Dead Redemption
Did you beat Red Dead Redemption? Did you mean to but just couldn't do it? Did you skip the game but still want to see and hear what all the fuss is about? Well, the ending of the game was unforgettable and should be seen by everyone, so Game Informer is pleased to completely spoil it for you. Join Matt Bertz and myself as we check out video from the unforgettable scene and provide our personal reactions. If you already beat this Western, come along for a closer revisiting of the surprising turn of events. Spoilers ahead!
Here's some additional set up for the spoiled ending of Red Dead Redemption. Again... spoilers!:
After abiding by the FBI's wishes and eliminating his past gang buddies, John Marston is reunited with his wife and child on the family ranch. A tragic turn inevitably ruins what you're lead to believe is a happy ending in which Marston bonds with son, wife, and comical uncle.
There's a bonus treat for careful viewers, too. If you squint a little you can see I grew a handsome cowboy mustache for the occasion.
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