Red Dead Redemption 2 ain’t the only fastest finger in town, as Call of Juarez: Gunslinger wants to be a part of the conversation. Techland’s underrated PlayStation 3 shooter used the unreliable narrator technique to good effect, providing an arcade campaign constantly changing as protagonist Silas Greaves revised the details of his tales from the Wild West.
And in a new 27-second video published by Techland, the character is back with a message for Arthur Morgan, the star of Rockstar’s upcoming game. “Legends, y’know, they never die,” he tells the character. “They change and come back stronger than ever.” Is this a hint at some kind of remaster? The franchise’s Facebook page has also been updated.
Call of Juarez was originally owned by Ubisoft, but Techland acquired the rights to the series from the French publisher earlier in the year, paving the way for some kind of comeback. We’d be shocked if this doesn’t result in a PlayStation 4 remaster – especially with Red Dead hype about to hit an all-time high. It just feels like the right time.
[source youtube.com]
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I played Bound in Blood when that came out and really liked it. I'd be up for another Call of Juarez game for sure.
@roe Bound In Blood was ace.
The first two games were awesome. The third one was OK, I liked the twist you got from choosing a different character to play as. The first two games though, were very unique. Between them my favorite is the first one, I actually replayed it a year ago on PC after finding a DRM-free version.
nice.bound in blood is amazing.word up son
Great! I got the PS3 version, but never got around to playing it. I would happily get a remastered version rather than dusting off the PS3.
Funny. I just bought a PS3 a week ago, just so I could play Red Dead before 2 comes out. I just picked up Call of Juarez: bound in blood at a yard sale this Sunday...
I really enjoyed bound in blood. The other two were ok but not as good in my opinion
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