'Red Dead Redemption 2': First impressions from once upon a time in the West

In'Red Dead Redemption 2,' you can see the game through a traditional third-person point of view, or opt for first-person. Sometimes, you may want to check out the cinematic option to check out the view. A funny scene played out as I was exploring the Old West in "Red Dead Redemption 2," the latest from Rockstar Games, the video game publisher perhaps best known for unleashing "Grand Theft Auto" on the world. I got fumble-fingered and transformed this expansive cinematic turn-of-the-century adventure with vistas rivaling those in "The Searchers" into a slapstick comedy à la "Blazing Saddles." Somehow, I hit the wrong trigger and made the character I was playing in the game, the hardened outlaw Arthur Morgan, accidentally punch his horse.