In line with Rockstar Games' "Red Dead Redemption," it is rumored that the game is set to have a remastered version.

A remastered version is set to come out to Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Microsoft Windows next year, according to Gamefocus, as cited by NEOGaf forum member Delaney.

As per Delaney, the game will be having a full Korean localization, along with the original game having English subtitles and the script copy translated to Korean. According to sources, the PlayStation and PC version are set to be released in Korea; however, there is no clarity yet in terms of the Xbox One version.

In terms of the release, the game will be announced at Sony's PlayStation 4 Neo event.  According to Destructoid, this may not be true, as Rockstar does not usually announce an Xbox One game at an event sponsored by Sony.

As per Mobile N Apps, factors like the development cycle and progress are present in "Red Dead Redemption" remastered. Such are sufficient elements for players to expect the game more than the anticipated "Red Dead Redemption 2."

According to the publication, the data leak was similar to what happened to "Assassin's Creer Ezio Collection;" thus, seeing the game in a remastered version is feasible.