A recent Rockstar Games blog post reveals that the publisher/developer is more than aware people are screaming out for a PC version of their much loved and critically acclaimed Red Dead Redemption. But you shouldn't hold your breath for them to answer the call.

We do know that, yes, there is just one title absent from our PC release plans – that game of course being Red Dead Redemption, and of course we’re well aware that some fans have been asking for it. All we can say is that whenever it is viable (technically, developmentally and business-wise) for us to release a game for PC (or any other particular platform) – we will and we usually do; unfortunately, that is just not the case 100% of the time for all platforms.

The rest of the post goes on to say that Rockstar hopes Max and L.A. Noire will sate PC players, but somehow I just don't think it will.

Good news for Red Dead Redemption fans with today's announcement of the release of the Myths and Mavericks Bonus Pack DLC:

This completely free Bonus Pack, a token of our appreciation for all the amazing Red Dead fans out there that have been playing the game since its release last year, injects a host of new fan-favorite characters from the single-player story into multiplayer, including legendary gunslinger Landon Ricketts, Deputies Eli and Jonah, Mexican Army Captain Vincente de Santa, outlaw Javier Escuella, rancher Drew MacFarlane, Native American informant Nastas and John Marston's weathered old ranchhand Uncle.

The Myths and Mavericks Bonus Pack also features a bevy of new multiplayer locations, including Cochinay, Nekoti Rock and Beecher's Hope and more, along with new Stronghold games in Armadillo, Tumbleweed, and Chuparosa (a full list of locations is listed below). To check out some screens from the new pack, click here.

You can check out some screenshots from the new DLC on our game page.

Rockstar have clarified reports of a free DLC pack they'd mentioned was coming for Red Dead Redemption, revealing that it would be made available for Xbox 360 and PS3 this September.

Today we can confirm the title for you: the Myths and Mavericks Bonus Pack will feature new fan-favorite multiplayer characters by popular demand (including a certain grizzled ol' gunslinger you can see here) as well as new multiplayer locations for players of Deathmatch, Grab the Bag, Gang matches and other popular online modes to get busy in.

This is good news for fans of the game, but it's sad there's been absolutely no movement on a PC iteration, despite most other Rockstar products eventually making their way to PC.

They also added for anyone wondering about Undead Overrun mode in multiplayer, that a patch releasing just before the new DLC would address that.

Everyone thought Red Dead Redemption's last DLC drop, Undead Nightmare, was going to be the proverbial pos-release nail in the coffin for RDR, but a recent Tweet from Rockstar suggests otherwise.

When asked by another Twitter user "Whens next Red Dead DLC coming out?" The team responded with a "Look for release date and details in the coming weeks". Obviously for those of us who've played the game through on any of the console this is good news, but for some reason there's just still no word on whether PC users will be riding across the dusty plains. L.A. Noire has already been confirmed for PC, while GTA 4 didn't take too long to get there either, but for RDR it looks more and more like it just won't happen.

Stay tuned for official details on this impending new Red Dead Redemption content.

Rockstar Games have sent along another new trailer for Undead Nightmare, the upcoming DLC expansion that introduces a zombie apocalypse to the old west in Red Dead Redemption.

Today's video is a launch trailer that in addition to providing an overview of the Undead Nightmare contents, also offers the first look at the Four Horses of the Apocalypse in action and a glimpse of a Sasquatch.

Check it our here on AusGamers.

Red Dead Redemption: Undead Nightmare is due on October 26 on the Xbox Live Marketplace and PlayStation Network.

As promised, Rockstar will be introducing "mythical creatures" into their forthcoming single-player-centric DLC add on for Red Dead Redemption, Undead Nightmare.

Today they've revealed the four horses of the apocalypse - War, Famine, Pestilence and Death. You can actually wrangle these horses in the game, and according to Rockstar they'll each have special powers, provided you can break them in.

More about the new content and more mythical creatures will be revealed in the coming days, counting down to its official October 26 release. Check out new screens of the horses right here, or click the thumbnails below.

We've been showing off screens for Red Dead Redemption's forthcoming DLC update, Undead Nightmare, over the past few weeks, but Rockstar have finally launched the pack's official trailer which reveals the single-player-centric content not only features Marston (though not sure how this works for those of us who've finished the game), but also other characters such as Seth, Sheriff Walton, Bonnie and more.

"I've seen husbands eatin' wives, mothers eatin' children," Marston proclaims in this trailer, which retains the feel of the original game, but offers up some seriously classic horror for good measure. The DLC will set you back 800 MS Points (AU$13) and $15.95 on PSN.

Watch it embedded below, or click here to download it in 720p.

Rockstar San Diego must be proud of their upcoming single-player add-on for Red Dead Redemption, Undead Nightmare; they haven't been this screenshot happy since the original game was still in hype mode.

And like the proverbial zombies we are, we eat up these images like so many freshly exposed (and yummy) brains. But in all seriousness, this new DLC is shaping up to be a bit of a winner, so here's a stack of new images for you to feast on.

Click here for a direct link, or the thumbnails below.

Further to last week's trailer showing off the next bout of DLC headed to Red Dead Redemption in the form of the single-player "Undead Nightmare", Rockstar have also let loose a batch of screens showing off the game's clear focus on creating classic zombie lore tension with plenty of undead, and plenty of night time.

"Coming Very Soon" is the only indication of a release date Rockstar have given us yet, so be sure to stay tuned to AusGamers for more info as it becomes available. Click here for a direct link to the new screen, or click the thumbnails below.

Well, to be fair, it hasn't really died. It seems it just can't. Rockstar's Red Dead Redemption has seen more life injected into than any other Rockstar property post-release, and the latest is going to be the antithesis to that as Rockstar San Diego inject an unhealthy dose of dead in their popular title.

That's right, zombies have made their way into the wild, untamed west where Marston and co will have to fight more than just cattle rustlers, bank robbers and murderers. They're fighting a plague that has infected half the population, and even animals (zombie bears anyone?). This new single-player DLC will also feature an all-new location, mythical creatures and new weapons to deal with the whole mess.

Watch the trailer embedded below, or download it right here.