Red Dead Redemption only came out on PC yesterday, and the modders seem to have already broken the clock by introducing John Marston to GTA 6 and anime trailers.

PC port of the original Red Dead Redemption It finally arrived yesterday, October 29th, and it looks like it took almost no time for the game to start getting the not-so-lore-friendly modding treatment. Cue videos showing John Marston watching anime and GTA 6 Trailer for the old time movie Armadillo.

Yes, in case you missedRockstar finally brought the original Red Dead to the platform this month, after several rumors sparked by rumors about the game popping up in various places. Rockstar’s launcher And PlayStation Store.

What was the result? Lots of nostalgia is expected so far, and there’s a video of John Marston getting excited about his trip to Leonida. He also appears in the prologue of Neon Genesis Evangelion. Yes, there are two things that definitely existed in the early 1900s, but that’s okay, John doesn’t seem too phased.

Voice actor Casey Mongillo shared these amazing clips, and he sounds like the person who decided to introduce RDR’s lead character to modern media. They write that the first clip, in which Johnny Boy paid NGE two dollars to promote the anime, was a “3-minute mod” and was a clip that brought together the two projects they voiced. 2019 re-dubbing of Red Dead and Neon Genesis Evangelion is out now resumes.

They’ve also lent their pleasing tones to a ton of other games and shows. Shin Megami Tensei V: Revenge, star fieldand Delicious in the Dungeon.

Mongillo’s request to show Marston GTA 6 I’m hoping it’s already in the game rather than the stupidity of the AI, as it’s in the trailer and has the cowboy randomly interjecting with lines like ‘It’s amazing what money can do, isn’t it’, which seems like people on Twitter want them to do. . Here’s hoping this means the process of adding new movies like this is as simple as it seemed at the time, so we can enjoy clips of Marston getting blown away by random stunts with Bill Williamson and Dutch Van Der Linde tagging along. trailers that it would canonically miss for about a hundred years or so.

Between the gunfights and horse-breaking bouts, what do you think Johnny Boy should add to his watch list? Let us know below!