@mikiplay93: La única razón por la que espero el GTA 6 se llama RDR2 🤠🔥 #gta6 #rdr2 #playstation #goty #videojuegos

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elsrmania
La Manía :
juegas rrd2 y cuando vuelves al gta 5 ya no es lo mismo xd
2026-11-04 21:31:24
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cotorrea16
cotorrea :
te imaginas que pongan este cuadro en alguna parte del mapa 😭
2026-11-05 01:07:49
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jaledi7
Jaledi7 :
Lo mejor del GTA6 es que ahora ya pueden empezar a hacer el RDR3 🔥🔥🔥
2026-11-06 16:49:14
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brooklyn_3011
Brooklyn :
LENYYYYY 🗣️
2026-11-04 22:07:58
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ulisesn95
uli5800 :
GTA V es genial pero...red dead 2 le da mil patadas en todos los aspectos y GTA vi viene con todo
2026-11-04 20:03:39
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douglas_darwin
douglas_darwin :
GTA V < RDR II
2026-11-05 00:45:27
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juicyhorizon330
JuicyHorizon330 :
cuando vi que habia mecanicas de Rdr2 a GTA 6 ahi me hypee muchisimo
2026-11-04 23:03:12
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j.vargaaass
J.vargaass_ :
es el mejor juego de la historia
2026-11-04 20:31:57
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jhozito32
Jhonny García :
El RDR2 es tan bueno que mi madre que no le gustan videojuegos me veía jugar solamente por la historia !!
2026-11-04 23:58:47
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hectorrmz._
hectorrmz._ :
Desde que salió el RDR2 no he jugado nada que me transmita lo mismo, hace que todo parezca vacío y sin alma
2026-11-05 21:28:33
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santiseth_
Santiago 🦈 :
Bendito seas Red Dead 2, gracias por existir y gracias por ser el predecesor del GTA 6
2026-11-04 20:34:32
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vil_27_
Vil_27 ⭐⭐ :
Es que el hecho de pensar que GTA 6 va a ser rdr2 mezclado con GTA 5 o GTA 4, es que se viene el mejor juego de la puta historia
2026-11-05 11:09:44
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scalibur._.43
s.calibur.-.43 :
espero con ansias el GTA y todo lo relacionado por el pq quiero ver si son capaces de superar al mejor juego q ha salido en la humanidad el RDR2
2026-11-05 01:44:33
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mikiplay93
MikiPlay :
Siempre te amaremos Arthur pero llega el momento de decirte adiós, mas que un adiós, es un hasta pronto
2026-11-04 17:25:58
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h1tboooy
vic :
el gta5 es malisimo a nivel de historia
2026-11-05 04:12:53
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guido102saz
Guido7🎙️🇧🇴 :
No se puede creer que solo faltan 2 semanas, parece que faltan 2 años aún
2026-11-04 22:00:53
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jccccccc99
J :
10000% de acuerdo contigo, viva el puto red dead 2, que el gta vi va a ser como el red dead? Que va a ser lento? Que hay que cuidar al personaje y al entorno? Pues dame 1000 como esos
2026-11-05 07:50:37
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luis2457897
LuisGw :
Pensé que el GTA V era de lo mejor, pero me di cuenta que es basura a la par de RDR2
2026-11-05 05:16:03
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sanklore
Lorena Ortiz :
lamentablemente rdr2 fue mí primer juego y no puedo jugar nada q me guste tanto como rdr..
2026-11-05 13:56:25
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marcis.8
marcis8 :
He convencido a mis padres
2026-11-04 20:15:51
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rub.pzk
rubb :
Literal.
2026-11-04 18:48:03
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mr_yahiii
Mr_Yahii :
a mi el gta v se me hizo muy aburrido xd
2026-11-05 00:42:53
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alejandro.lara233
Alejandro Lara :
Yo viniendo de jugar RDR 2 y queriendo interactuar con los NPC en el gta v jajaja
2026-11-05 06:19:38
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torres24073
Torres2407 :
Lo más genial es que aun hasta hoy siguen encontrando misterios...
2026-11-05 16:44:45
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antoniocalderonp
antoniocalderonp :
Yo estoy más emocionado por que salga el rdr3 qe por el gta 6
2026-11-05 16:59:19
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