Rumours of a Red Dead Redemption 2 PC release have occasionally surfaced, rekindling our hopes that Rockstar’s wild west adventure will one day come to the platform. There’s been Social Club source code, a LinkedIn mention, and Stadia Rockstar information possibly hinting – though far from confirming – that a PC release could be on the horizon. In the meantime, however, it looks like a modder has now decided to remaster the game’s console-only predecessor, 2010’s Red Dead Redemption, for PC with a mod project. The Red Dead Redemption: Damned Enhancement Project looks to remaster the game for PC gameplay using emulators. It uses a “direct modification of a Xenia/RPCS3” – or emulated Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 – version of the game, according to information posted on the GTA forums site about the project. Modder Gamingdamned posts that the remaster will have “redefined graphical elements in high quality, including but not limited to textures, UI/UX menu elements, in-game HUD, draw optimisations, shader and model updates, alpha/beta stuff” plus more. They say that the project’s goal is to “remaster and optimise the game to run and look better, from within the Xenia/RPCS3 emulators on console level hardware.” So, the mod will require the game to run.