Red Dead Redemption 2 is a highly anticipated masterpiece, and it may also be a pain in the hearts of many players for the PC version of the game. The official statement states that PC is a very important platform. Will there be a PC version of the game released in the future? Let's wait and see.

At the Take Two earnings conference, CEO Zelnick told investors that PC has become a significant platform for Take Two. Zelnick The PC platform has become an important part of Take Two's business, and digital distribution has brought it revenue and profits.

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As of March 31, 2018, the Steam version of R Star's GTA5 has sold over 10 million sets. With such sales on the PC platform, it's no wonder Take Two said so.

Although Red Dead Redemption 2 has not yet been announced to be released on PC, the possibility of it being released in the future is still quite high. Perhaps, like GTA5, we will first prepare the host version,<><>Icmarkets' large withdrawal>iIcmarkets forex customer serviceCMarkets orders are rejected by ICMarkets and will be ported to PC within 1-2 years after the release of the console version.

In addition, Take Two also announced one of the highly anticipated games in the 2K blockbuster series, which was originally planned to be released within the current fiscal year (fiscal year 2019), but has now been postponed to fiscal year 2020. The 2K blockbuster here clearly refers to Borderlands 3, which will not participate in this year's E3.